This law is addressing the basic charges of a procedure and what your insurance pays or does not pay is the responsibility of the insured to know. A lot of people ask me to help them figure out their medical coverage and what it pays, deductible and their co-pay and they do get a booklet on benefits every fall they can read and call their provider if they have questions. I am going to a dentist and I was given a list of how much dental procedures will costs me and they assisted me with my plan of deductible and my co-pay. The medical care providers need to do what the dentists have been doing for years in this state and they just won't do it without being forced to do it.  I have been a huge advocate of consumers knowing the costs of medical care and understanding their personal medical insurance coverage. I explained this week to a 68 yr old couple of why they have medicare but need a supplemental insurance. Consumers need to take charge of understanding more how it all works.