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The Implications of Consumer Choice in Coverage and Care

As the insurance marketplace becomes increasingly driven by consumers, transparency and quality are put at a premium.

American Hospital Association (AHA)
October 13, 2014
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As the insurance marketplace becomes increasingly driven by consumers, transparency and quality are put at a premium.

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