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Congress killed surprise bills — or did it? The $15 billion workaround raising your premiums

Nearly six years ago, Congress and President Donald Trump came together to enact one of the most significant bipartisan healthcare reforms in recent memory. The No Surprises Act ended one of the most abusive practices in American healthcare by protecting patients from surprise medical bills. Today, however, a new crisis has emerged. Recent media investigations […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·1h ago
Congress killed surprise bills — or did it? The $15 billion workaround raising your premiums
Nearly six years ago, Congress and President Donald Trump came together to enact one of the most significant bipartisan healthcare reforms in recent memory. The No Surprises Act ended one of the most abusive practices in American healthcare by protecting patients from surprise medical bills. Today, however, a new crisis has emerged. Recent media investigations […]
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