Times Square billboard pops up rallying around ‘historic’ Trump accomplishment during first 100 days

First on the fox: The non -profit patient’s defense group has put an advertising plate in the Times Square Square in New York City, Donald Trump, because of its “presentation” on a great promise to health care during the first 100 days in his post.

The advertising panel, which patients developed by patients, (PRA), will continue from April 28 to May 4, and the executive order of Trump signed in February to direct the treasury, employment and humanitarian services to make health care prices transparent.

“President Trump provides the transparency of health care prices,” says the advertising board, along with a Supman -like Trump image. “The first 100 days!”

Trump orders the departments to “implement and enforce” Trump’s transparent health care regulations, which he claims to have slowed down before Biden Administration.

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The departments will ensure that hospitals and insurance companies reveal actual prices, not estimates, and take measures to make prices comparison between hospitals and insurance companies, including the prices of prescribed medicines.

PRA says that more than 3 Americans have postponed or avoided care because of the “unknown costs” and that 100 million Americans have a medical debt, which represents the largest reason for personal bankruptcy in the country.

“The size of President Trump provides” radical “prices in the field of historical health care.”

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President Donald Trump is speaking at the White House on Tuesday, April 22nd. (AP/Alex Brandon)

“Patients will soon have access to actual prices, not estimates, before they get care. Prices create a functional market where the consumer benefits from competition and selecting low costs,” Fischer continued. “Soon, patients will be able to shop for the best quality of care at the best price. Prices protect patients with treatment and asylum from excessive fees, errors and fraud. We are closer than ever to convert power to the consumer to live more healthy and longer longer.”

Andrew Primberg, former assistant for President Donald Trump and director of the Local policy Council at the first Trump, described Trump’s executive order, saying that the president “is based on his legacy in the field of first health care and signed a stronger executive of transparency in price.

“His efforts to provide real prices, not estimates, confirm his firm commitment to the American people. President Trump has a bold vision to transfer the American health care system with the transparency of prices as a catalyst.”

The executive is noticed by a number of concerns with the current Healthcare pricingIncluding that prices differ between hospitals in the same region.

“A patient in Wisconsin has provided $ 1,095 by shopping for two tests between two hospitals within 30 minutes of each other,” according to the statement.

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Billboard, who profits the CEO of President Donald Trump in the Times Square. (Fox News Digital)

The White House claims that one of the economic analyzes found that the original transparency rules of Trump, if fully implemented, can provide savings of $ 80 billion to consumers, employers and insurance companies by 2025.

“The hospital wanted to pay $ 3,700 at the forefront to perform a simple surgery to remove fiber,” the Terisa Shumuzr, bitter Arizona, said in a statement at the time of the advertising plate. “Since this seems high, I looked for what it should cost. I found the actual price online and I saw that my share was only $ 700 and not $ 3700. Because I managed to reach real prices, not estimates, I have provided $ 3000.

Countries all over the country pay similar measures in the form of legislation to ensure that patients are given more transparency about the healthcare costs they assume, including in Ohio, where the legislation was recently signed to a law requesting hospitals to deploy accurate prices in dollars and cent of all available services.

“They will be able to verify, compare, and move to different locations, so that they can shop for higher quality care at the lowest cost,” Trump wrote in a statement when the matter signed. “This is related to high -quality care. You also look at it. You look at the comparisons between talent, which is very important. Then, you also look at the cost. In some cases, you get the best doctor for the lowest cost. This is a good thing.”

Alexandra Fox News Digital has contributed to this report.