February 14, 2020
Surprise Billing Updates and Resources
Over the past year, there has been considerable public and policymaker focus on the issue of surprise medical billing. The AHA supports protecting patients from surprise medical bills and improving patient access to meaningful pricing information. The following resources provide more information on the AHA’s position, including in response to legislative proposals.
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