Medicare for America shall reimburse such health care provider the greatest of the following amounts: (A) The amount payable under Medicare for America for such services if rendered by a health care provider participating in Medicare for America. (B) The arbitrated amount between the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the provider, determined by an arbitration process established by the Secretary. (i) Non-Emergency services With respect to a surprise bill, the following applies: (1) An individual enrolled in qualifying coverage (as defined in section 2202(b)(4)(B) of the Social Security Act) shall only be required to pay the applicable coinsurance that would be imposed for such health care services if such services were rendered by a health care provider participating in Medicare for America. (2) The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall reimburse the non-participating health care provider or individual enrolled in such health plan, as applicable, for health care services rendered at rate payable under Medicare for America as payment in full, unless the Secretary and the non-participating health care provider agree otherwise. (3) If health care services were rendered to an individual enrolled in Medicare for America by a health care provider not participating in Medicare for America and the Secretary of Health and Human Services failed to inform such enrollee, if such enrollee was required to be informed, of the network status of such non-participating health care provider, the Secretary shall not impose a coinsurance expense that is greater than the maximum out-of-pocket expense that would be imposed if such services were rendered by a provider participating in Medicare for America. 122. Limitation on removal of Medicare Advantage providers by MA organizations (a) Limitation Section 1852(d) of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 1395w–22(d) ) is amended by adding at the end the following: (7) Limitation on removal of providers from ma plans by ma organizations (A) Removal of providers with cause