This was baked into the ACA, that's why you had to bribe the insurance companies with $700 billion from Medicare to get them to accept 'community rating' and universal one size fits all insurance plans. We are all individuals, no amount of medical coding will change that.
Nearly 40% of people who go to a hospital receive a surprise bill. It is clear we need to end surprise billing and protect patients from unexpected, exorbitant charges for out-of-network care.https://www.thedailybeast.com/surprise-medical-bills-new-study-says-40-percent-of-patients-socked-with-unexpected-bills …
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Nearly 100% of people received surprise insurance premiums thanks to unAffordable Care Act.
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And you get like 5 different ones which is very confusing.
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That happened to me. I fell at TSA at SeaTac and ended up at Valley Medical. A couple of months later I got bills for all kinds of things that were not covered by my
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Outlaw hospitals and prosecute them. Take away their tax exempt status. You know they over bill. Fix it.
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Why is there “out of network” anyway? It’s just insurance companies holding providers hostage to lower reimbursements.
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