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Fight Over How to Settle Surprise Medical Bills Leaves Cases in Limbo
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WASHINGTON—Just over a year after going into effect, legislation to protect consumers from unexpected medical bills has hospitals, doctors and insurers fighting over a process that was supposed to help resolve billing disputes.
The Department of Health and Human Services was forced to pause an arbitration process used to settle billing disagreements after a federal judge last month vacated parts of the regulation.
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