New Hampshire SB666 aims to protect consumers from anticompetitive practices and excessive costs in health care by enhancing oversight of certain.
New Hampshire SB666, known as the "Keep Wall Street Out of Health Care Act," seeks to safeguard consumers from anticompetitive consolidation, excessive cost increases, and reductions in access or quality of care. The bill mandates advance notice for material health care transactions, including changes of control, private equity involvement, and for-profit ownership. It establishes a study committee to analyze private health insurers' practices, policies, premiums, management, and their impact on consumers.
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