The No Surprises Act has removed some unpaid and all paid medical bills from your credit report.
When it comes to debt collection, debtors are contacted about unpaid medical bills more than any other type of debt. TheOne way it does that is by removing certain medical debts from your credit report. As of April 11 of this year, medical debts that are paid in full, under $500, or less than a year old from a doctor or hospital visit should no longer be on your credit report.
In addition, new medical debt shouldn't appear on your report until a year after the hospital or doctor's visit. Before Congress made this change, medical debt could be reported 60 to 120 days after a visit.
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