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No Surprises Act and balance billing rule changes, hospital price transparency enforcement and published price files, charity care and financial assistance policy changes at the largest systems, prior authorization rule changes, medical debt collection and interest rules by state and refund orders, in plain language with what a patient can dispute, with the rule or system first.
A $2,000 surprise bill that the law says cannot be charged, a charity care policy that wipes a balance for a family earning under $80,000, or a prior authorization rule that stops a denial is worth the membership a hundred times.
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No Surprises Act and balance billing rule changes, hospital price transparency enforcement and published price files, charity care and financial assistance policy changes at the largest systems, prior authorization rule changes, medical debt collection and interest rules by state and refund orders, in plain language with what a patient can dispute, with the rule or system first.
Track medical billing rights in the United States. Report only confirmed, source-backed items from the last 7 days: No Surprises Act, good faith estimate, balance billing and dispute resolution rule changes and court rulings; CMS hospital price transparency enforcement actions and newly published price files at the 50 largest health systems; charity care and financial assistance policy changes with income thresholds; prior authorization rule changes from CMS, states and the largest insurers; medical debt collection, interest, lien and reporting rules by state; state and CFPB refund orders against hospitals, insurers or collectors; and insurer denial, appeal and external review rule changes. Prefer CMS, state legislatures and regulators, health system policy pages, court documents and established health policy reporting; ignore billing-advocate marketing, and never give individual medical advice. Put the rule, system or state first in the title and state what a patient can dispute or request. Use high severity for a rule taking effect within 60 days, a refund order with claims, or a charity care policy covering a metro over one million people. Return no more than 6 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for what changed, who it affects, what to do, the date, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.
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