Table of Contents Since its passage in 2022, insurers and providers are continuing to learn and implement the provisions of the Surprise Billing Act. While…
While ongoing litigation and shifting rule interpretations have led to a rocky start since the 2022 launch of the No Surprises Act, they are not…
The No Surprises Act was created to protect patients from unexpected medical bills and set up the Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) process to sort out…
The No Surprises Act (NSA) was enacted on December 27, 2020, to address certain instances of surprise billing – circumstances where individuals with private health…
For healthcare providers and payers working with independent dispute resolution entities (IDREs) under the No Surprises Act, the rules around what constitutes a conflict of interest remain ambiguous in some areas. The blurred boundaries make this an uncertain landscape that parties feel they must tread carefully to steer clear of missteps.
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What goes into an arbitration decision? This question is routinely asked of parties, Congress, federal agencies, and consumer advocate groups. This very question has been…
Congress via the House Ways & Means Committee holding an important hearing regarding the impact of the No Surprises Act upon healthcare in the United States. The FHAS, Inc. team is honored to discuss our commitment to improving healthcare.
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