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Summary

The bill amends the Surprise Billing Consumer Protection Act to require insurers to pay out‑of‑network ambulance providers at a minimum rate and to cap patients’ copays, coinsurance and deductibles at the same level as in‑network care. It defines key terms, mandates prompt payment to providers, and limits the patient’s financial responsibility to standard cost‑sharing. The goal is to protect consumers from unexpected ambulance bills.

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