Financial Information

The No Surprises Act takes effect on January 1, 2022. The act:

Protects patients from receiving surprises medical bills resulting from gaps in coverage for emergency services and certain services provided by out-of-network clinicians at in-network facilities, including by air ambulances.
Holds patient liable for only their in-network cost-sharing amount, while giving providers and insurers an opportunity to negotiate reimbursement.
Allows providers and insurers to access an independent dispute resolution process in the event disputes arise around reimbursement. The legislation does not set a benchmark reimbursement amount.
Requires both providers and health plans to assist patients in accessing health care cost information.

To see Brown County Hospital information on the No Surprises Act and your right to receive a good faith estimate, please click on the links below. If you have questions, please contact our Billing office at 402-387-2800.

BCH Surprise Billing Disclosure

BCH Right to Receive a Good Faith Estimate

BCH Surprise Billing Disclosure (Spanish)

BCH Right to Receive a Good Faith Estimate (Spanish)

The following charges are associated with items and services that are provided at Brown County Hospital; however these are not a guarantee of the final costs. Each patient has unique medical conditions and services that are performed by their healthcare provider, along with various insurance carriers, which will have an effect on actual cost. These charges are not final and subject to change. For a more detailed cost estimate, or for additional assistance with any questions, we would be happy to assist you.