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Companies that collect medical debt were put on notice yesterday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to make sure that the debts they are trying to collect are not prohibited under the recently enacted No Surprises Act. Collectors that attempt to collect debts that exceed the amount permitted under the …

Along with college football and resolutions, January 1 is also a day when new laws often take effect, and there are some that went into effect that apply to the accounts receivable management industry. At the federal level, the No Surprises Act is now in effect, even though a lawsuit …

The American Medical Association and American Hospital Association have filed a lawsuit against the federal government seeking to stop the enactment of the No Surprises Act, which is scheduled to go into effect on January 1. The groups, joined by a number of other healthcare providers, are trying to block …

The New York State Department of Financial Services has issued a proposed regulation that aims to protect consumers who are provided misinformation about whether healthcare providers are part of their insurance network. The proposed regulation is an attempt, being promoted by consumer advocacy groups, to reduce what are known as …

The Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor, and Treasury have issued an Interim Final Rule as part of a law passed under former President Donald Trump that will limit “surprise” medical bills assessed to patients who are unknowingly treated by doctors and facilities that are outside of the patients’ …

Competing factions within Congress are lobbying the Biden administration as it preps regulations that need to be issued by July 1 detailing how the arbitration process will work as part of a law aimed at preventing individuals from receiving surprise medical bills, according to a published report. One group of …