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Georgia · HB 506 · 2025Partial Progress

Surprise Billing Consumer Protection Act (Ambulance Expansion)

Extends Georgia's surprise out-of-network billing protections to ground ambulance transportation, capping patient cost-sharing at in-network levels and setting minimum reimbursement rates for ambulance providers.

Status
Passed legislature, sent to governor
Status date
2026-04-02
State
Georgia
Session year
2025

Topics

Emergency CareConsumer Protection

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