Medical bills are more likely to come across as confusing than straightforward to patients, according to a YouGov survey commissioned by revenue cycle firm AKASA.

More than 2,000 Americans were asked to rate how confusing medical bills are on a scale of 1-5 — with 1 being not confusing at all and 5 being extremely confusing — according to the report.

Medical bills can reach astronomical dollar amounts even when everything is on the up-and-up. What’s even worse is to be stuck paying for someone else’s error, or to be snookered by an illegal ...

Among those who received medical bills, 60.5 percent of respondents rated their medical bills as confusing or very confusing. 6. The medical bills were most often received in the paper format by ...

The initiative, dubbed the "a bill you can understand" design challenge, seeks to address one of the most common complaints in health care - that bills are packed with jargon and medical coding ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Senate passed a bipartisan bill Tuesday that prevents surprise medical billing of Texans who have state-regulated insurance plans. Senate Bill 1264 (SB 1264), which was ...