Balance billing is prohibited by New Jersey's insurance regulations and public policy, and hospitals may not charge patients who have exhausted their Medicare benefits a higher amount than would be payable under Medicare; where decedent's Medigap insurer paid for the additional charges in accordance with the Diagnostic Related Group classifications, the hospital's claim for the difference between the DRG amount and the full amount of the charges is dismissed.
April 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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