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The lawsuit comes after two new Notice of Funding Opportunities were issued—and then revoked—imposing new criteria for funding awards for the program.
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The organization said the agency responded to its concerns about payers' implementation of the transparency provisions of the 2024 final rule.
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Recent Commonwealth Fund reports outline the nation's grievances with rising healthcare costs and the greater role states could take in protecting those most at risk.
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“We are asking the court to affirm a basic principle: No one can charge the public to access standards that are incorporated into state and federal law," said PatientRightsAdvocate.org Founder Cynthia Fisher.
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A sweeping list of law enforcement referrals for "potentially anomalous billing patterns" related to gender-affirming care for minors stems from a newly commissioned analysis, which accuses healthcare providers and other groups of ideological capture and profiteering.
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A federal appeals court has tossed key methodology used to resolve out-of-network claims under the No Surprises Act.
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The Trump administration has finalized a rule that would pull funding for gender-affirming care for minors from Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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The bill was introduced alongside a report that found “superbugs” can cost the U.S. at least $5.7 billion each year.
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The Senators requested Attorney General Todd Blanche provide an update on the criminal contempt referral against Ralph de la Torre, M.D., by Aug. 20.