Health care industry opposes Congress' new surprise medical bill legislation

What they're saying: Providers are complaining that arbitration can only be used to settle payment disputes over out-of-network bills over $750.

The other side: The Coalition Against Surprise Medical Billing, which includes employer groups and insurers, is complaining that arbitration is included at all.

• The generic drug industry also released a statement criticizing the bill's drug component.
• The White House released a statement of support, writing that "this compromise reflects the input of doctors and hospitals and is the result of months of delicate work to reach a deal among congressional members and the White House that protects patients."

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