Pennsylvania HB1152 amends insurance billing practices for emergency medical services.
Pennsylvania HB1152 amends the Insurance Company Law of 1921 to change how insurers bill for emergency medical services. Insurers must directly reimburse nonnetwork EMS agencies for dispatched 911 services at a specified rate. These agencies cannot bill insured individuals directly for these services, except for cost-sharing amounts. The bill also mandates the creation of a public registry for EMS agencies requesting nonnetwork direct reimbursement.
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