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18 Minnesota hospitals not following federal price transparency rules, report says
A report by Hospital Watchdog reveals 18 Minnesota hospitals are not complying with federal price transparency rules, making it difficult for patients to understand costs before receiving care. The hospitals charge private insurers and patients up to three times what Medicare pays for the same services.
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Hospital WatchdogorganizationAdam BuckalewpersonAbbott Northwestern HospitalorganizationCentraCare – Paynesville HospitalorganizationCentraCare Health System – Long PrairieorganizationCentraCare Melrose HospitalorganizationChildren’s Minnesota Hospital – MinneapolisorganizationCuyuna Regional Medical CenterorganizationEly-Bloomenson Community HospitalorganizationGillette Children’s Specialty HospitalorganizationJohnson Memorial Health ServicesorganizationM Health Fairview Bethesda HospitalorganizationMaple Grove HospitalorganizationNorth Memorial Health – Robbinsdale HospitalorganizationRainy Lake Medical CenterorganizationRiverwood Healthcare CenterorganizationSt. Cloud HospitalorganizationStevens Community Medical CenterorganizationWelia HealthorganizationWinona Health Servicesorganization
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