Pennsylvania HB1152 amends insurance billing practices for emergency medical services.
Pennsylvania HB1152 amends the Insurance Company Law of 1921 to modify billing practices for emergency medical services (EMS). Insurers must reimburse nonnetwork EMS agencies for dispatched 911 services at 350% of the current published rate for ambulance services. EMS agencies cannot bill insured individuals directly or indirectly, except for cost-sharing amounts. The bill also mandates that insurers directly reimburse nonnetwork EMS agencies within 45 days of receiving a bill.
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