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1/ The “No Surprises Act” is deeply flawed. It should not advance in its current form. Work must continue to reach a meaningful remedy to “surprise medical bills” #SMB that keeps patients out of the middle and provides balance.
Here are several concerns w/ the current proposal:
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•Further narrow networks
•Limit access to care for patients
•Jeopardize health equity, and
•Put at risk healthcare jobs for employees
This has direct and indirect economic impacts.
•narrow networks
•high deductibles with disproportionate cost sharing
•take-it-or-leave-it contracts spurred by market dominance
It rewards insurers reaping record profits.
Esp. now is not the time to rush a flawed SMB proposal.
\U0001f449\u201d@PAMEDSociety\u2069 strongly urges #Congress to go back to the drawing board and put together a more balanced #surprisebilling proposal \u2013 one that does not diminish the essential role physicians play in delivering life-saving treatments.\u201d \u203c\ufe0f #SMB https://t.co/jzSyGyaBSu pic.twitter.com/lajXyUzagR
— Marilyn Heine (@MarilynHeineMD) December 16, 2020
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AMA on #SMB proposal https://t.co/5YyzAv6rzY
— Marilyn Heine (@MarilynHeineMD) December 16, 2020
\u201c...we oppose enactment of the bill in its current form...\u201d
\u201c...we urge you to allow additional time for \u2066@AmerMedicalAssn\u2069 & other stakeholders to work with you to address our concerns & come up with a more balanced solution.\u201d pic.twitter.com/5PAZrvJf09