While hospitals and specialty physicians prefer to use arbitration to resolve such payment issues, that’s not a part of the proposed House legislation.
The bill would set up a process to determine how much insurers must pay medical providers for the out-of-network care.
May 15, 2019 at 12:02 PM
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The original version of this story was published on BenefitsPro
A measure to end surprise medical bills, released by the Democratic and Republican leaders of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, was released in discussion draft form.
The Hill reports that the action by Chairman Frank Pallone Jr., D-NJ, and ranking member Greg Walden, R-OR, reflects bipartisan support for protecting people from the unexpected and often huge medical bills that show up in the wake of emergencies and even regular treatment.
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