The prices of health care services have long been opaque to the average person. Individuals often don’t know whether they are being overcharged or not.
But recent efforts by health insurers, state legislatures and private firms have begun to reveal more information about the cost of care for consumers.
Still, the picture is not always crystal clear.
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