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Out of 2,000 hospitals across the nation, Patients Rights Advocate (PRA) claims that only 37% of hospitals in Texas are fully complying with the Hospital Price Transparency Rule.
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When a hospital buys a doctor’s office, costs go up an average of 14% and much more for some procedures, such as ultrasounds (double the price) and biopsies (five-fold, from $146 to $791 on average).
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