Former Trump officials praise lawsuit against AMA to further healthcare transparency
- Former Trump administration officials support a lawsuit against the American Medical Association to provide free public access to Current Procedural Terminology codes, promoting healthcare price transparency as committed by President Trump.
- The lawsuit filed by PatientRightsAdvocate.org aims to remove barriers restricting free access to billing codes, helping patients and employers better understand healthcare prices.
- The lawsuit requests the court to rule that charging the public for access to standards included in federal and state law is not permissible.
- Supporters argue that transparency is needed in how CPT codes are created and controlled, emphasizing that commercial interests should not override patients' needs.
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Former Trump officials praise lawsuit against AMA to further healthcare transparency
(The Center Square) – Former Trump administration officials are praising a lawsuit filed against the American Medical Association that attempts to give the American people free access to Current Procedural Terminology codes required by federal and state law, thereby furthering…
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