Congress has signed off on a $3.4 trillion legislative package featuring new tax breaks, spending cuts, and more funding for ...

Once the bill is fully implemented, The Nebraska Hospital Association said it would result in 78,275 Nebraskans losing health ...

The House has passed the Trump administration’s sweeping domestic agenda bill, which experts said will have massive ...

Nearly 12 million people could lose health care coverage if the bill gets passed and signed by Trump, while hospitals would ...

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House Bill 519, the Parents Medical Bill of Rights, strips children of the ability to consent to treatment for mental health and STDs.

The Medical Debt Fairness Act being proposed in Ohio by Reps. Michele Grim and Jean Schmidt would cap interest rates at three percent. The bill, if passed, would also ban the reporting of medical ...

The No Surprises Act was passed in December 2020 to protect patients from surprise medical bills from health care providers that patients hadn’t known were out-of-network, by limiting charges to ...

TULSA, Okla. — Unanticipated medical bills can leave you scrambling for a way to pay. Often, people without enough emergency cash on hand to cover the expense turn to credit cards. However, if ...

That’s why the CFPB’s medical debt proposal banned credit bureaus from weaponizing hospital bills against people who rely on credit scores to rent apartments, find jobs, or buy cars.

Ohio introduces bill to cap medical debt interest, ban credit reporting, and wage garnishments. Lawmakers aim to reduce long-term consequences for families.

A pair of Ohio House lawmakers want to help people pay off their medical debt. State Reps. Michele Grim, D-Toledo, and Jean Schmidt, R-Loveland, are introducing the Ohio Medical Debt Fairness Act. The ...