New Hampshire’s experience with publicizing hospital prices may foreshadow how a Trump administration plan would fare
As the Trump administration moves to make confidential hospital prices public, New Hampshire’s dozen years of experience with price transparency suggests what it may—and may not—accomplish.
New Hampshire has one of the most comprehensive and oldest hospital price-transparency laws in the U.S. It posts prices charged by individual hospitals for magnetic-resonance imaging, gall bladder surgery and other services on a state website in an effort to give patients information they need to shop for more affordable options.
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