The following legislation of interest to TSCL and our supporters has been introduced recently in Congress.  Unfortunately, there is no additional information available regarding the contents of the bills other than what ...

A Kaiser Family Foundation study has found that ten percent of prescription drugs make up the majority of Medicare drug spending. According to the study, the 250 top selling drugs, each with one manufacturer and no co ...

We have all seen the seemingly endless ads on TV by former football players, actors and fake talk show hosts that promote Medicare Advantage and Medicare supplement plans.  They all promote the long list of additional be ...

Although Democrats now hold the reigns of power in Washington, if only by the slimmest of margins, they are far from unanimous agreement on many of the issues facing our nation.  Included among those are the cost of heal ...

Last year TSCL joined the fight to end “surprise billing,” a practice that generally refers to expensive, unexpected medical bills that patients receive from hospitals and doctors’ offices even when they have health insu ...

A new report suggests that “product hopping”—a practice by drug companies to extend their patents on profitable drugs—costs American consumers and the U.S. health care system billions of dollars each year. The report ...

There are new federal rules that require hospitals to post their pricing information online in order to give patients the information they need to make decisions about their health care.  But it turns out that some large ...