Healthcare Cost

What is the No Surprises Act?

Ashley Brooks
Ashley Brooks23 Aug 2022
The No Surprise Act
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How to Appeal a Surprise Medical Bill
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What the No Surprises Act Does NOT Do
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States with Dispute Resolution Processes
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No Surprises Act Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 
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Bottom Line 
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The No Surprises Act took effect January 1, 2022, providing federal protections against surprise medical bills from out-of-network providers and facilities. Providers are banned from billing more than in-network cost-sharing amounts, and the act also established a federal dispute resolution process if your bill does not reflect the estimated charges.

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Ashley Brooks

Ashley Brooks works in Healthcare Consulting and graduates with her MPH in September of 2022 from George Washington University, but graduated with her B.S. in Health Science from James Madison University in 2019. Ashley has been with Mira since June of 2021 and shares the passion for creating affordable healthcare coverage for all!

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