Congress Should Fix the Surprise Billing Loophole—Not Expand It. Oppose H.R. 4710

The No Surprises Act was designed to protect patients from unexpected medical bills. It has largely succeeded in doing that.

But a loophole in the arbitration process created by the law is now being exploited by providers and private equity firms to secure excessive payouts — driving up healthcare costs.

One recent case highlighted by the New York Times illustrates just how far the system has drifted from Congress’s original intent.

The assistant’s payment was all because of the loophole in the current arbitration system. These excessive awards ultimately contribute to higher healthcare costs for employers, families, and patients.

It’s time for Washington to fix the loophole, not expand it.

Tell Congress: Reject H.R. 4710.