On XX/XX/2023, AWA Collections continued to report a medical debt of {$100.00} and adding interest of {$120.00} on my XXXX credit report from XXXX XXXX XXXX and I live in California. This was immediately disputed, as it violates the new law prohibiting medical debt under {$500.00} to be reported to a credit bureau and it was paid by health insurance. AWA Collections advised me they were going to leave it on my XXXX credit report until I paid it because it damages my credit. AWA Collections should not be reporting any medical debt whatsoever under {$500.00}. They are violating the provisions congress put in place to protect consumers under the Medical Debt Relief Act of 2023. I disputed this with them and XXXX electronically and verbally twice. They said they would continue reporting it to damage my credit until they were told to removed it. AWA collections should immediately stop reporting medical debt under {$500.00} and delete this medical debt paid by my insurance from my XXXX consumer credit file. This is unacceptable and they should be removing this type of information immediately when it is brought to their attention to protect consumers,