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As ACA Implementation Continues, Consumer Health Care Cost Growth Has Slowed
The White House Blog Link to more items from this source
July 29, 2013

"Prices for personal consumption expenditures (PCE) on health care goods and services rose just 1.1 percent over the twelve months ending in May 2013, the slowest rate of increase in nearly 50 years. The slowdown in PCE health care inflation has been widespread, with important contributions from two large components: hospital and nursing home services (which comprise 42 percent of total health care expenditures) and outpatient services (which comprise 34 percent of total health care expenditures)."  MORE >>

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