Rather than force hospitals to be up front with patients about their costs, we should strip them of the power to set them.

Dying? Hail an Uber, because lawmakers exempted ambulances from their medical-bill reforms—much to private equity’s delight.

It seems clear that if voters want lawmakers to end this galling practice, they will have to first end some lawmakers’ careers.

Lawmakers will punt on crucial consumer protections against shock-and-awe hospital bills, while further eroding the Affordable Care Act.

Journalists can occasionally help the victims of the health care industry's predations, but without major reform these abuses will continue.