Ultimate Guide: Avoid Surprise Medical Bills Now

Direct answer

It depends on whether you provided informed written consent; if you did not sign a waiver acknowledging the out-of-network status, you are protected from balance billing for services performed by these providers.

Federal statute summaries detailing provider disclosure requirements and patient waiver protocols under the No Surprises Act. For official guidance on federal protections and consumer rights, see the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services‘ comprehensive resource on the No Surprises Act.


What this means for you

It depends on whether you provided informed written consent; if you did not sign a waiver acknowledging the out-of-network status, you are protected from balance billing for services performed by these providers.

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