— The dispute resolution system "is currently broken," one analyst says Although most observers agree that the No Surprises Act did fix one problem -- nixing unexpected bills for out-of-network care -- lawmakers are still trying to fix other problems caused by the…
Sep 03, 2026, 11:08 ET Most Conservative Model Estimates Nearly $1 Billion in Annual Savings as Only 9% of Eligible Emergency Medicine Claims Reach Arbitration DALLAS, Sept. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HaloMD today released a new analysis finding that out-of-network (OON) emergency medical spending has declined between 13% to…
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Haberler.com The woman who saw the bill from the private hospital's emergency room rebelled. The mother who took her ill daughter to a private hospital was stunned when she saw the bill. The mother protested, saying, "We thought her…
The woman experienced headaches, dizziness, repeated vomiting, and then a high fever. Even with three thick blankets, she was still shivering uncontrollably, and her family took her to the hospital. Doctors discovered unusual symptoms in her neck area. The patient…
paragoninstitute.org In-Person Briefing: Fixing the No Surprises Act Hill staff are invited to join us for our in-person briefing— Fixing the No Surprises Act: Scaling Back and Reforming the Federal Arbitration System When: October 21, 2026 @ 12:00–1:00 PM EDT Join Paragon for…
Millions of Americans are reviewing their health coverage as open enrollment season begins, but some healthcare experts say a federal law designed to protect patients from surprise medical bills may be having an unintended side effect: contributing to higher healthcare…
Opinion | Surprise health care bills are banned, but Americans still pay The Washington Post If Congress wants to fix the problem, it should reform the No Surprises Act. Jackson Hammond is a senior policy analyst at Paragon Health Institute. Brian…
Congress now has two very different answers to the same problem in the No Surprises Act. A new bill from Rep. Frank Pallone, D-N.J., would end arbitration and pay out-of-network doctors a benchmark based on median in-network rates, while a…
North Carolina Rep. Greg Murphy said he expects the Ways and Means Committee will have a plan for fixing the No Surprises Act during the lame-duck session after Election Day. “I think it’s pretty close,” the Republican said in an…
Surprise medical bills and the No Surprises Act: out-of-network charges, arbitration fights and patients billed for emergency care.
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