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'''Hospital pricing''' refers to an ongoing controversy about how much more hospitals charge self-paying or uninsured patients compared to patients having insurance or being in government programs like Medicare or Medicaid.

'''Hospital pricing''' refers to an ongoing controversy about how much more [[hospital]]s charge self-paying or uninsured patients compared to patients having [[Health insurance|insurance]] or being in government programs like [[Medicare]] or [[Medicaid]].

Beginning in 2007, a new law in [[New York]] called [[Manny's Law]] prohibits hospitals from charging uninsured, lower middle class patients more than the best rates.

Beginning in 2007, a new law in [[New York]] called [[Manny's Law]] prohibits hospitals from charging uninsured, lower middle class patients more than the best rates.