Insurers Often Refuse to Pay Emergency Care Bills Despite Consumer Law

Insurers Often Refuse to Pay Emergency Care Bills Despite Consumer Law

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This report highlights how insurers are frequently withholding payments for emergency care bills despite a law designed to end surprise medical billing. The law has resulted in millions of dollars paid to doctors, but health plans are resisting by not paying these claims.

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Originally published by nyt