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Do not pay the full $1,893 yet. Under the federal No Surprises Act, doctors at an in-network emergency room cannot surprise balance-bill you at out-of-network rates. You should request an itemized billing ledger and file a surprise billing dispute before November 11, 2026.
Plain English Explanation
You are being billed $1,893.00 for an emergency room visit on September 14, 2026. Your insurance paid $1,550.00, and the hospital gave a small $450 discount. However, the bill includes a $475 charge from an 'out-of-network' doctor (Dr. Vance) who treated you inside an in-network emergency department, plus an un-itemized $1,850 'Facility Fee'.
Prioritized Action Steps
Call (555) 019-2831 and say: 'I am requesting a full itemized bill with all procedure and revenue codes, and I am disputing the out-of-network physician fee under the No Surprises Act. Please place my account on a 60-day dispute hold.'
Call the member services number on the back of your insurance card. Ask why Dr. Vance's emergency charge was processed as out-of-network patient responsibility instead of in-network emergency cost-sharing.
Non-profit hospitals are legally required to offer sliding-scale hardship discounts for balances over $1,000 depending on household income.
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To Valley Memorial Patient Accounts, I am writing regarding Statement #VM-90821-E dated October 12, 2026, for patient Jane Doe (Date of Service: 09/14/2026). I am formally disputing the $475.00 charge for Dr. R. Vance (Non-Participating Provider). Under the federal No Surprises Act (Public Law 116-260), out-of-network balance billing is prohibited for emergency services rendered at an in-network facility. Patients cannot be held liable for amounts greater than in-network cost-sharing. Additionally, please provide: 1. A comprehensive, itemized statement with all HCPCS/CPT codes and associated pharmacy/supply charges for REV 0450 and REV 0250. 2. A temporary 60-day administrative hold on collections while this dispute and insurance reconciliation are reviewed. 3. Information on your Financial Hardship & Charity Care policy. Please confirm receipt of this notice in writing. Sincerely, Jane Doe Phone: [Your Phone Number] Email: [Your Email]
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