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Law meant to protect from surprise medical bills may drive up insurance costs (opens the original)
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A law aimed at making healthcare more affordable may actually be driving up premiums, according to a new Georgetown University study. Researchers found that the No Surprises Act, a law addressing the issue of surprise medical billing situations for care received out-of-network, has driven up arbitration costs between doctors and insurers, hitting $22.4 billion in 2025. And the study found evidence that those costs are a reason for employers and insurers to raise premiums. The findings were share
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