Center for Healthcare Transparency Awards $2.3M in Grants to Advance Transparency across the U.S.

The Center for Healthcare Transparency (CHT) is funding 14 cutting-edge regional organizations to lay the groundwork for making meaningful information on the cost and quality of healthcare available to 50% of the U.S. by 2020. The Center is a non-profit organization created to address the biggest barrier to healthcare transparency today: access to credible data. Read full press release.

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Center for Healthcare Transparency Awards $2.3M in Grants to Advance Transparency across the U.S.

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