When there is consolidation, there is no competition, prices go up, and care potentially can go down.
Kim Schrier: “When there is consolidation, there is no competition, prices go up, and care potentially can go down.”
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Schrier discusses the negative impact of healthcare consolidation on prices and care quality.
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