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California is now among the states trying to keep health-care costs down by setting spending caps.
The state’s new Office of Health Care Affordability set a five-year target for spending growth that starts at 3.5 percent for 2025 and drops to 3 percent by 2029 .
Massachusetts was the first state to set annual spending targets.
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