Iowa HF2096 mandates health care providers and hospitals to disclose prices for common health services.
Iowa HF2096 requires health care providers to disclose and make available to the public the prices charged for the 25 most common services they render, prior to any discounts and assuming no medical complications. This information must be updated quarterly and includes a disclaimer that the prices are estimates and not legally binding. Hospitals must disclose prices for the 75 most common inpatient and outpatient services, also updated quarterly. The bill directs the department to ensure these requirements align with federal regulations.
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