The No Surprises Act requires providers and facilities to provide a Consumer Protection Disclosure to patients about their balance billing protections under the act. The Consumer Protection Disclosure includes information on: When there are bans on balance billing Any state laws that protect you from balance billing What state or federal agency to contact if you think your provider or hospital has not followed the bans on balance billing. Under the law, health care providers need to give patients who don’t have insurance or who are not using insurance an estimate (“Good Faith Estimate”) of the bill for medical items and services Consumer Protection Disclosure » Right to Receive a Good Faith Estimate » Learn more »