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Out-of-Network Emergency Spending Has Actually Fallen Since the No Surprises Act, Analysis Shows
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The No Surprises Act was built to protect patients from unexpected bills for emergency care they had no hand in choosing. That protection has held since the law took effect in 2022. But the debate over its cost impact has centered on arbitration outcomes. A new analysis suggests that framing may be missing the full […] The post Out-of-Network Emergency Spending Has Actually Fallen Since the No Surprises Act, Analysis Shows appeared first on Becker's Hospital Review | Healthcare News & Analysis .
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