Nevada Patients Deserve Full Price Transparency in Healthcare

Tell Nevada lawmakers to pass A.B. 343!

A.B. 343: A commonsense solution to give Nevada patients upfront hospital prices and lower healthcare costs.

Support A.B. 343 for real hospital price transparency. Call your Assembly member and Senator today!

Did You Know?

All U.S. hospitals are required by a federal rule to publish full, accurate prices for all services online for upfront public viewing.

Only 35% of hospitals reviewed in Nevada currently show their full prices.

A.B. 343 would enforce price transparency requirements, crack down on hospitals that hide prices, and protect patients from overcharges.

A.B. 343 would create a functional healthcare marketplace with more choices and competition — and more affordable care for everyone.

Nevada Hospital Price Files Finder

Search the first ever public hospital pricing file database to compare the available data from all hospitals in Nevada.

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