Starting Jan. 1, 2022, patients will no longer be at risk for one of the most detested practices in health care: surprise out-of-network bills.
What is a surprise bill? Imagine being admitted for surgery to a hospital that is part of your health plan's network of preferred providers. Unbeknownst to you, the hospital-contracted anesthesiologist who provides your anesthesia during your surgical procedure is not in-network with your plan. As ...
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