As explained in Part I of this two-part series, surprise medical billing generally occurs when insured patients are unknowingly treated by out-of-network providers or facilities then receive a larger-than-expected bill. […]
Read MoreSurprise medical billing generally occurs when insured patients are unknowingly treated by out-of-network providers or facilities then receive a larger-than-expected bill. Congress ended this practice in most health care settings […]
Read MoreAt least one major source of tension remains unresolved regarding the new law banning surprise medical bills: what it looks like for patients to willingly waive their protections — or refuse […]
Read MoreThe Biden administration took its first steps Thursday toward finalizing the details of a ban on surprise medical bills that Congress passed and President Trump signed into law last winter. Some […]
Read MoreINSURERS HIRE LOBBYIST WHO HELPED CRAFT SURPRISE BILLING LEGISLATION: A pair of major health insurers have hired a Senate HELP veteran who helped craft last year’s bill on ending so-called […]
Read MoreWashington, DC – Adam L. Buckalew, a seasoned congressional aide with senior experience on key committees in both the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives, has launched alb […]
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