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February 11, 2020 - 10:15 AM
H.R. 5800, Ban Surprise Billing Act

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H.R. 5800, Ban Surprise Billing Act
Democrat Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute to H.R. 5800

Opening Statements: Press Releases:
Amendments and Motions Offered:

Amdt/Mtn

Offered By

Description

Action

Roll Call

H.R. 5800

#1

Mr. Scott

Amendment in the Nature of a Substitute

adopted by voice vote

#2

Ms. Shalala

Allows care begun with an in-network provider to continue at the in-network rate for 90 days if the provider leaves the network

adopted by voice vote

#3

Mr. Murphy

Requires provider directory documents to be retained for five years

adopted by voice vote

#4

Ms. Shalala

Requires rulemaking on statutory provider nondiscrimination requirements

adopted by voice vote

#5

Mr. Murphy

Under arbitration, requires public disclosure of average response time after a billing discrepancy and average time to resolve a billing discrepancy

adopted by voice vote

#6

Ms. Omar

Requires the Secretary of Labor to submit a template for disseminating cost-sharing information

adopted by voice vote

 

#7

Mr. Roe

Strikes air ambulance provision

defeated 8-37

1

#8

Ms. Schrier

Adds a GAO study on network adequacy

adopted by voice vote

 

#9

Mr. Roe

Changes median in-network to “commercially reasonable” rates

defeated 15-30

2

#10

Mrs. Lee

Adds a GAO study on provider access in underserved areas

adopted by voice vote

 

#11

Mr. Roe

Changes median in-network to “previously contracted” rates

defeated 16-29

3

#12

Ms. Schrier

Adds good faith attempt to contract to arbitration considerations

adopted by voice vote

 

#13

Mr. Smucker

Allows continuation of certain contracting practices

withdrawn

 

#14

Mr. Morelle

Substitute (inserts the text of the Ways and Means proposal)

withdrawn

 

#15

Mr. Morelle

Deletes the threshold for arbitration

defeated 15-30

4

Motion

Mr. Takano

Report H.R. 5800

adopted 32-13

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