An Act prohibiting surprise outside billing

This bill establishes a legislative commission to study and recommend solutions for preventing surprise medical bills for patients. The commission will be composed of state officials and leaders from both the House and Senate who will evaluate current policies regarding bundled service packages that include fees for physicians like anesthesiologists and radiologists. Its primary task is to assess the effectiveness of existing measures and develop new recommendations, such as requiring insurance companies to protect consumers from unexpected costs or extending regulations to all types of healthcare providers. The commission must submit its findings and proposed legislation to relevant state committees within 12 months of the bill's passage.