ViVE 2023: Healthcare exes skeptical price transparency mandates will lead to more affordable care

April 3, 2023 Providence News Team

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At ViVE 2023 on the panel "Price Transparency and No Surprises Act" Dr. Eve Cunningham, Group Vice President Chief of Virtual Care and Digital Health at Providence, emphasizes the complexity of healthcare pricing, highlighting that transparency alone may not reduce the cost of care. She raises critical questions about the effectiveness of price transparency in revealing the true cost of healthcare services.

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