Surprise ambulance bills put these families in debt. A new California law bans the practice
A new California law taking effect Jan. 1 targets the kind of 'surprise' ambulance bills that put people in debt even though they had medical insurance.
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A new California law taking effect Jan. 1 targets the kind of 'surprise' ambulance bills that put people in debt even though they had medical insurance.
A new California law targets out-of-network charges for insured patients who have no control over which ambulance company responds to a call for help.
A new California law taking effect Jan. 1 targets the kind of "surprise" ambulance bills that put people in debt even though they had medical insurance.
A new California law taking effect Jan. 1 targets the kind of "surprise" ambulance bills that put Miele's family in debt even though they had medical insurance. Patients will only pay the equivalent of in-network costs.
State residents with commercial health insurance stand to collectively save $44.5 million.