Posted on Nov 22, 2021
Becerra defends HHS rules aimed at reining in surprise medical bills
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Overpriced doctors and other medical providers who can't charge a reasonable rate for their services could be put out of business when new rules against surprise medical bills take effect in January, and that's a good thing, Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra says, in defending the regulations.
Overpriced doctors and other medical providers who can't charge a reasonable rate for their services could be put out of business when new rules against surprise medical bills take effect in January, and that's a good thing, Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra says, in defending the regulations.
Becerra defends HHS rules aimed at reining in surprise medical bills
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OMG!!!! Rick Scott from Florida will have a heart attack from this. GOOD!
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This has been the law in some states for a while, but not others. It's great to be increasing the consumer protections on an industry that citizens have no choice but to use.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel this is a step in the right direction. Can socialized medicine far behind?
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SGT Charlie Lee No it really doesn't , but it's seems to hold up without bankrupting the individual.
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