Bans health insurance companies from owning certain healthcare providers.
This bill would stop health insurance companies from owning or controlling certain healthcare providers, like doctor's offices, or the companies that manage them. It would require existing combined companies to split up and would prevent Medicare Advantage and Part D plans from having such ties starting in 2026. This aims to separate the entities that pay for care from those that provide it.
Today, a single company or person can own both a health insurance company and certain healthcare providers or their management companies, including those involved with Medicare Advantage plans. If this bill becomes law, it would be illegal to have this shared ownership. Companies would have to sell off one part of their business within one or two years, and Medicare Advantage and Part D plans would face these restrictions starting in 2026.
HR 5433 · 119th Congress · September 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 1/10
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