Most states specifically exclude price increases based on increased prices from suppliers or other increased expenses from the vendor and well as increased costs internally (e.g. having to cover increased overtime). Not saying it wouldn't be litigated, but if you can show that it costs more to provide these services when more people want them, it's a pretty clear exception and completely reasonable. But even then the general range of prohibition seems to be 15-25%. 25% is a huge jump, would they even need to increase prices that much to cover everything?
