On the recordJune 11, 2019
Patients receive surprise bills when they receive care from providers who are not part of the health plan they're insured by.
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congress.govPatients receive surprise bills when they receive care from providers who are not part of the health plan they're insured by.
Eshoo explains the issue of surprise medical billing affecting insured patients.
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