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A new analysis from PwC's Health Research Institute (HRI) finds that recent federal health care transparency initiatives could have a significant impact on health care consumers, providers, and payers.

The measures, which include two regulatory rules on hospital cost transparency and a law passed by Congress addressing surprise medical billing, were priorities of the Trump Administration. Although that administration's battles with the Affordable Care Act drew more headlines, these measures may end up being the most important legacies of the Trump years when it comes to health care.

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