Donald Trump recently signed an executive order aiming to increase transparency in healthcare costs. This order requires healthcare providers and insurers to publicly disclose their prices, allowing patients to compare costs for treatments. Trump argued that this move would reduce healthcare costs, especially by enabling patients to negotiate prices.

He criticized President Biden for reversing similar regulations introduced in 2019. While Trump believes the policy benefits patients, some pharmaceutical and hospital groups argue it could raise premiums and violate their First Amendment rights by limiting their negotiating power.

Despite opposition, Trump is confident the order will help lower healthcare prices in the long run.