May 19, 2021
Patients deserve better healthcare price transparency
Reforms are underway to curb surprise billing practices, with new federal government regulations due to be published by July 1 as part of the No Surprises Act passed by Congress in late 2020. Among many other provisions, the new law will require insurance providers to be more transparent about prices and better protect patients from out-of-network provider fees.
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