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An Ohio toddler’s 40-minute ambulance ride resulted in a $9,250 bill due to a loophole in the No Surprises Act.
A 40-minute ambulance ride for an Ohio toddler led to a $9,250 bill due to a loophole in the No Surprises Act, which allows ground ambulance providers to charge patients for the difference between insurer payments and their full fees—especially when the ambulance service is out-of-network.
This exception undermines the law’s goal of protecting patients from surprise medical bills and disproportionately impacts families, particularly in rural areas.
Advocates are urging lawmakers to close the gap to prevent emergency transport from causing financial hardship.
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Un viaje de 40 minutos en ambulancia de un niño de Ohio resultó en una factura de $9,250 debido a un vacío legal en la Ley de No Sorpresas.