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Press Release: Nadler, Hinson Reintroduce Bipartisan Bill on Newborn Medical Bills

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Nadler and Hinson reintroduce bipartisan legislation to automatically protect newborns from surprise medical bills.

Quiver AI Summary

New bill introduced: Representatives Jerrold Nadler and Ashley Hinson said they reintroduced the "No Surprise Bills for New Moms Act," a bipartisan proposal aimed at preventing unexpected medical bills for newborns. The measure is co-led by Reps. Nanette Barragán and Brian Fitzpatrick.

What the legislation would do: According to the release, the bill would require insurers to automatically cover newborns for 30 days after birth, create a 60-day enrollment period after that, and notify parents if a bill is received for an uncovered newborn. The release says several health and hospital groups have endorsed the proposal.

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