I think we all understand that when components of consolidation in healthcare promised us better quality of care, the reality that we got is that patients had been forced to pay exorbitantly high medical costs in exchange for worse care.
Jayapal discusses the negative impact of healthcare consolidation on patient costs and care quality.
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