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Americans have about a year's worth of their current annual income saved in tax-advantaged accounts, SmartAsset reports.

"The No Surprises Act was designed to protect patients, not to create a new revenue strategy for providers," said Scott Bennett, Chief Provider Relations Officer at The Phia Group, a health care cost-containment firm.

The American Association for Disability Justice and two individuals claim that the design of the Epic system creates barriers that prevent patients and authorized platforms from compiling complete medical histories across health care providers.

Efforts to get the drug cheaply will give U.S. workers a reason to surge into Canada.

More than half of insured patients don't trust that they are paying the lowest available price.

The plaintiffs in the case are enrollees in self-insured employer health plans that use Aetna as the TPA.