A public reporting series

All Reports

The Solomon Report measures what public healthcare pricing data actually shows. Hospital prices and Medicare rates are public records. The Report puts them side by side.

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September 2026 · New Jersey
New Jersey Against Indiana's Line

93.8% of 196,545 benchmarkable list prices exceed 260% of Medicare. The second highest rate in the series. The first report to identify what each payer class pays inside the hospital's own files.

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September 2026 · North Carolina
North Carolina Against Indiana's Line

85.1% of 155,422 benchmarkable list prices exceed 260% of Medicare. The first report in the series to measure inpatient pricing, benchmarked against SCAN Health Plan's California contracts.

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Michigan
Michigan Against Indiana's Line

62.6% of benchmarkable list prices exceed 260% of Medicare. The lowest rate in the series.

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Texas
Texas Against Indiana's Line

94.1% of benchmarkable list prices exceed 260% of Medicare. The highest rate in the series.

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Ohio
Ohio Against Indiana's Line

93.2% of benchmarkable list prices exceed 260% of Medicare.

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Indiana
Indiana Against Its Own Line

86.8% of benchmarkable list prices exceed 260% of Medicare, the threshold Indiana wrote into law.

Five states measured. The Solomon Report intends to keep measuring.