Oliver Wyman March 21, 2023
Mark Hagland

Despite the fact that healthcare is one of the most highly regulated industries, a legal expert examines why antitrust regulation has failed to deliver for the payers and consumers of healthcare

Despite the fact that the U.S. healthcare system is a highly regulated industry, and the fact that there are numerous legal boundaries around the consolidation of provider organizations and other healthcare organizations, one legal expert believes that the time has come for federal policy leaders to reconsider the tools in their toolbox and apply some new combination of the enforcement of existing antitrust regulation and what he terms “creative regulatory interventions,” given that he believes that the current set of regulations and guidelines is not working.

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