Product Overview
From Follett
"A surprise medical bill is 'an unexpected bill from a health care provider or facility that occurs when a covered person received medical services from a provider or facility that, usually unknown to the participant, beneficiary, or enrollee, is a nonparticipating provider or facility with respect to the individual's coverage'"--Page 1.;Includes bibliographical references. "This is a single resource that has distilled the No Surprises Act and the states balance billing laws combined into one book. This valuable resource was designed to help practices, hospitals and attorneys quickly find the rules and requirements of the No Surprises Act both at a federal and state level. This book has a dedicated section to each state's balance billing protections including arbitration remedies. A balancing act rests between the federal and state law and healthcare providers and attorneys need to understand where federal law ends and state law begins. Further protections and requirements are often required under state law. This book provides the statutes and administrative law for each state that has balance billing protections." -- Publisher's website.
From the Publisher
Surprise Billing Handbook: A Guide for Lawyers and Providers