Your insurer may have decided not to pay part or all of your claim. If you think this decision violates the No Surprises Act, appeal your bill. Follow the process described in your health insurance plan’s documents and the denial notices. Learn more about your rights under the No Surprises Act. If you receive a bill and have not met your deductible, that is not a violation of the No Surprises Act. I had a case recently where a client did not realize they had not met their deductible and were still responsible for the bill. Many people do not fully understand their explanation of benefits. Please call me. I’m here to help you. Thank you.
