While the No Surprises Act aims to protect patients from financial hardship, its impact on air ambulance services warrants careful consideration. We take a look.
Before booking his holiday flight from San Francisco to Miami, Stefan Mitrovic inquired, "Do I need travel insurance?" That's when he remembered his suitcase....
With the passing of the No Surprises Bill patients can no longer be held responsible for payment of balance bills for medical flight services. We take a look at the current scenario.
There was yet another case of air ambulance coverage denial recently. This time around, it was a patient who was flown to a Florida hospital on the advice of the treating physician.
The new congressional bill aimed towards the air ambulance industry to curb surprise bills can hit the bottom line of the service providers. We analyze.
Medical flight surprise billing practices might see an end soon. The Federal Government is now looking at the practice with a focus on the air ambulance industry.
