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One in three attribute a portion of their debt to emergency care, and 1 in 4 to prescription drugs.

Forty percent of organizations use a relatively unsophisticated approach to pay equity analysis.

The Wells Fargo plan paid almost $10,000 for a generic pill for multiple sclerosis that Wegmans pharmacies sold for $648, according to the complaint, driving up premiums and out-of-pocket costs.

Private equity firms with hospitals would have to put five years of operating expenses in escrow accounts.

Researchers believe the trick may be to pay workers at least $75 to get screened once.

"A 1% increase in health care prices caused by a hospital merger lowers both payroll and the number of employees at firms outside the health sector by approximately 0.4%," according to the study.