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Opinion | It was meant to stop surprise bills. It cost Americans $17 billion instead.

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No Surprises Act arbitrators enriching themselves while law costs Americans $17 billion

Nonprofit arbitrators designated to resolve billing disputes under the No Surprises Act are profiting significantly from their role, while the law intended to protect patients from surprise medical bills has cost Americans $17 billion. The investigation reveals how these middlemen are operating with minimal oversight while enriching themselves and healthcare providers.

Oct 15, 2026·2 sourcesHealthcare costsUS healthcare regulation
No Surprises Act arbitrators enriching themselves while law costs Americans $17 billion
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How the No Surprises Act’s nonprofit arbitrators are operating like 'mini gods' and getting rich doing it