HLC argues that while competition is essential, consolidation, integration, and private capital investment also play critical roles in maintaining access, improving care, and supporting innovation in the U.S. healthcare system. They urge regulators to adopt a balanced, evidence‑based approach rather than one that presumes consolidation is harmful.
To The Administration
HLC response to the HHS/FTC/DOJ request for information regarding consolidation and the role of private equity in the healthcare sector
- Topics: Competition, Health Information Technology, Innovation
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HLC drives policy change through strategic letters, comments, and reports that promote private-sector innovation. Focused on priorities like Medicare reform, telehealth, and health equity, HLC engages with lawmakers and agencies to shape a smarter, more responsive healthcare system.
To The Administration
HLC and Confidentiality Coalition letter to CMS in response to the Interoperability Standards and Prior Authorization for Drugs Proposed Rule
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To Congress
Group letter urging House and Senate Judiciary Committee leaders to advance H.R. 2332/S. 1101, the “SHARE Act”
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To Congress
HLC letter endorsing H.R. 8659, the “Nursing is a Professional Degree Act”
The Healthcare Leadership Council (HLC) sent a letter supporting H.R. 8659, the “Nursing is a Professional Degree Act,” introduced by Representative Jen Kiggans. The letter argues that recognizing advanced nursing degrees as professional degrees und…
