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No Surprises Act
Certain changes to the Medical Program are required by
a federal statute, the No Surprises Act, which Congress
passed as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act,
2021. All of the No Surprises Act changes were effective
for the Medical Program as of January 1, 2022.
The No Surprises Act includes rules to protect you
from surprise balance billing (balance bills are what
non-network providers or facilities can charge you
even after you pay your deductible, copayment or
coinsurance—also known as your “cost-sharing”
amounts). Under these new rules, non-network providers
can no longer send you these surprise balance bills in the
following situations:
> Emergency services (not including ground ambulance
services) from a non-network provider, facility, or air
ambulance. This includes services you receive after
you are in stable condition.