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How balance billing works When a medical provider is part of an insurance network, he agrees to offer discounted rates on services. Out-of-network providers are not bound by this agreement.

Co-sponsored by 25 lawmakers, the End Surprise Billing Act would protect patients from balance billing who went to in-network facilities for emergency services, reports Consumerist.

You might not be obligated to pay that sky-high medical bill. That's because of a 5-year-old Mississippi law almost no one seems to know about. Some large medical bills arise when a patient's ...

How to avoid balance billing If you’re getting balance billed, it’s probably because someone you received medical services from does not participate in your insurance network.

'Balance billing' happens when you get medical care from a provider that doesn't have a prearranged agreement about prices with your insurance company. Many times, you don't find out until you get ...

“Balance billing is when your health care provider charges you for part of the bill that your insurance plan didn't allow. And that can only happen when you see an out-of-network provider." ...

Altogether, 10 states have laws to limit balance billing for ambulance rides, but even those protections have large gaps. Most notably, they leave out the 60% of insured Americans whose health ...

Your current balance (or outstanding balance) and statement balance are two entirely different figures. Your current balance and statement balance can occasionally align, particularly after your ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WITN) - An insurance company has been fined $3.4 million for allegations of balance billing. Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey today fined UnitedHealthcare after his agency ...