Bill Filed in Florida to Limit Physician Charges

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Senator Bill Posey has filed legislation in Tallahassee that would limit the amount of money that physicians can charge uninsured patients. Senate Bill 1756 focuses on uninsured patients with a net household income of less than $125,000. If successful the bill would limit Florida physicians from charging these uninsured patients any more than the lowest contracted rate that they currently accept in reimbursement from any insurer. A copy of the legislation is attached below.
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