Snapshot of the No Surprises Act: Its Application and the Arbitration Process

Here’s a quick look at key provisions of the No Surprises Act, which limits patient liability for services performed by providers that are not in the patient’s health plan (see story, p. 1).[1] This was created by the law firm King & Spalding. Contact attorney John Barnes at jbarnes@kslaw.com.

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