Prohibition on Surprise Medical Billing Means Coronavirus Patients Should Be Billed at In-Network Rates The U.S. healthcare system will see an influx of $100 billion in federal stimulus funds over…
The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) recently adopted new emergency rules to clarify Senate Bill (SB) 1264 and the protections set forth against excessive, surprise, and unreasonable medical billing. Described…
When you buy a new home, there are all sorts of new things to discover, from your favorite new room to the neighborhood and more. What you don’t want to…
Hospitals in Texas are legally allowed to file liens against future claims to personal injury compensation. Not every lien filed, however, is legal or valid. If you or a loved…
If you’re hurt in an accident and you seek care at a Texas hospital, that facility may have the rights to: File a lien against any future claim for compensation…
Buying a house can be complicated and stressful enough when you’re dealing with ethical, upfront sellers, agents, and others. When you’re not, you could end up with a hone that’s suffered…
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