Montana HB758 revises health care laws to prohibit balance billing for out-of-network emergencies and establish rates for ambulance ground.
Montana HB758 revises health care laws to prohibit balance billing for out-of-network emergency services, requiring insurers to indemnify providers directly. It mandates that health benefit plans, state employee group benefits plans, and Medicare supplement insurance policies cover ambulance ground transportation services without balance billing. The bill also establishes rates for ambulance services, limits out-of-pocket costs, and requires insurers to provide explanations of benefits. It affects Montana residents with health insurance plans that include ambulance services.
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