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New Surprise Billing and Price Transparency Policies
The following No Surprises Act provisions go into effect on Jan.
Price Transparency Secret Shopper Exercise
This exercise enables hospital leaders to get a shared sense of the challenges consumers face in trying to access hospital price information.
Price Transparency Action Items
Price transparency is a complex issue that is important to not just patients but to everyone involved – hospitals, insurers, physicians, providers, employers, etc. Moving towards price transparency that is truly patient-centered will be a multi-step process that requires the participation of all parties. For hospitals, a good place to start is with the action items included here.
Price Transparency Self-assessment
This self-assessment is designed to offer a basic framework that hospital leaders can use to evaluate how far they are along the journey of price transparency and consider whether they are successfully communicating such efforts to their patients and communities.
Surprise Billing and Price Transparency Member Resources
Over the past year, there has been considerable public and policymaker focus on the issues of surprise medical billing and health care price transparency. The AHA supports protecting patients from surprise medical bills and improving patient access to meaningful pricing information. The following resources provide more information on the AHA’s position, including in response to regulatory and legislative proposals.