Surprise Billing

“Surprise” Gaps in Health Insurance Coverage Need Solutions

ACEP Applauds Congressional Action to Protect Patients from Surprise Medical Bills

ACEP Praises Texas Court Ruling That Finds Flaws in No Surprises Act Implementation

ACEP Presents Framework To Protect Emergency Patients From Out-Of-Network Billing Issues

ACEP Responds to House Ways and Means Surprise Billing Proposal

ACEP Response to Senate HELP Proposal on Surprise Billing

ACEP Statement on House Energy and Commerce Markup of Surprise Billing Legislation

ACEP Statement on New Interim Final Rule to Implement Surprise Billing Legislation

ACEP Statement on Proposed Surprise Billing Approach from House Energy and Commerce and Senate HELP Committees

ACEP Supports “Protecting People From Surprise Medical Bills Act”

ACEP Supports House Ways and Means Approach to Ending Surprise Bills

ACEP Supports Legal Action by AMA and AHA to Uphold Congressional Intent of No Surprises Act

ACEP to Congress: Action is Needed to Protect Emergency Patients from Surprise Bills

ACEP to Congress: Take Patients Out of the Middle, Prevent Surprise Bills

ACEP, ACR and ASA Continue Federal Surprise Billing Implementation Lawsuit as Government Challenges Texas Court Ruling

American College of Emergency Physicians, American College of Radiology, and American Society of Anesthesiologists, File Lawsuit Against the Federal Government’s Implementation Rules for ‘No Surprises Act’

Bipartisan Solution to Surprise Medical Bills Reaches 100 Cosponsors

California Surprise Billing Law Overwhelmingly Favors Insurers, Limits Patient Access to Care

Current Insurer Calculation of Qualified Payment Amount for Out-of-Network (OON) Care May Violate No Surprises Act

Emergency Physicians Call on Biden Administration to Amend Interim Final Rule on Surprise Billing

Emergency Physicians Outline Solutions to Improve Surprise Billing Law Implementation

Emergency Physicians: White House Principles Must Go Further to Protect Patients from Surprise Bills

Evidence-Based, Bias-Free Data Is Essential To Protect Patients From Surprise Medical Bills

Health Insurance Companies Are the Culprit in “Surprise” Medical Bills

Health Insurers Retroactively Deny ER Coverage

Implementing the No Surprises Act

In Latest Twist… Government Requests Texas Court Place “Hold” on Its Surprise Billing Appeal

In New Court Motion, Major Medical Societies Argue No Surprises Act Rule Violates Law Passed by Congress

Insurers Keep Physicians Out-of-Network While Shifting Costs to Patients

Major Medical Societies Support Texas Medical Association Challenge to Flawed Qualifying Payment Amount

Major Medical Societies to Support Texas Medical Association Federal Surprise Billing Lawsuit

Medical Associations Call on CMS to Resume All Disputed No Surprises Act Payment Determinations

Medical Societies Call TX Federal Court Surprise Billing Case Ruling A Victory for Patients and Providers

Nation’s Emergency Physicians: Senate’s Alternative to Affordable Care Act Is a Huge Disappointment

National Emergency Physician, Anesthesiologist, and Radiologist Groups Express Growing Concern Over HHS’ Extended Closure of Arbitration Process

Out-of-Network Bill Threatens Safety Net of Emergency Care in Nevada

Patients Want Insurance Companies to Take More Responsibility for Surprise Bills, Poll Finds

Physicians Strongly Support House Effort to Protect Patients from Surprise Bills

Protecting Patients is Top Priority for Surprise Bills Solution

Providers to Congress: Protect Patients from Surprise Bills Without Compromising Access to Care

Small Emergency Physician Groups Urge Congress to Consider Unintentional Consequences of Surprise Billing Proposals

Smaller, Independent Physician Practices Urge Congress to Solve Surprise Billing the Right Way

Statement on New Federal Guidance on the No Surprises Act