Medical billing laws vary considerably by state and govern how long providers can pursue collection of medical debt, when claims must be submitted, and whether balance billing is permitted. This reference covers statute of limitations, Medicaid timely filing deadlines, surprise billing protections, and key regulations for all 50 states.
State billing law information is provided for educational reference. Laws change frequently. Always verify current statutes with your state medical association, legal counsel, or compliance team before making billing decisions.
In addition to state surprise billing laws, the federal No Surprises Act provides nationwide protections for patients receiving out-of-network emergency care and certain scheduled services at in-network facilities. The Act applies to all states and creates a federal floor for patient protections, meaning patients pay no more than in-network cost-sharing amounts for covered services.
State-specific modifier requirements and billing rules.
50 commonly billed procedure codes with RVU values and specialty filters.
Understand timely filing, SOL, and key legal billing terms.
Our team stays current with medical billing regulations in all 50 states. We ensure your practice remains compliant while maximizing collections.