Healthcare Market Regulation

Healthcare market regulation involves government rules and oversight designed to ensure quality, safety, fairness, and efficiency in healthcare services. It sets standards for providers, controls drug prices, prevents fraud, and ensures access to necessary care. Regulations aim to protect patients and promote transparency, helping to balance the interests of consumers, providers, and insurers. By establishing legal frameworks, regulators work to create a healthcare system that is reliable, equitable, and capable of meeting the population's health needs while controlling costs and maintaining standards.