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Ghostbusters: In A New Win For Providers, No Surprises Act Rules Struck For Allowing Ghost Rates
Last week, the federal government met its fourth loss in a challenge brought by health care and air ambulance providers against No Surprises Act (NSA) regulations. We wrote about the previous victories by out-of-network providers and other NSA litigation in a recent client alert.
Ghostbusters: In a New Win for Providers, No Surprises Act Rules Struck for Allowing Ghost Rates | JD Supra
Last week, the federal government met its fourth loss in a challenge brought by health care and air ambulance providers against No Surprises Act (NSA) regulations. We wrote about the previous victories by out-of-network providers and other NSA litigation in a recent client alert.
Ghostbusters: In a New Win for Providers, No Surprises Act Rules Struck for Allowing Ghost Rates
Last week, the federal government met its fourth loss in a challenge brought by health care and air ambulance providers against No Surprises Act (NSA) regulations. We wrote about the previous victories by out-of-network providers and other NSA litigation in a recent client alert.
No Surprises Here: Providers Score Third Victory In No Surprises Act Litigation, Other Challenges To The NSA Continue
Congress enacted the No Surprises Act (NSA) in 2020 to reduce surprise medical bills and to provide a simple and fast procedure for out-of-network health care providers to obtain payment from insurers. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), with other agencies, promulgated regulations to govern this payment process, but did so in a way that many perceive stacked the deck against providers and in favor of insurers.
No Surprises Here: Providers Score Third Victory in No Surprises Act Litigation, Other Challenges to the NSA Continue | JD Supra
Congress enacted the No Surprises Act (NSA) in 2020 to reduce surprise medical bills and to provide a simple and fast procedure for out-of-network health care providers to obtain payment from insurers. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), with other agencies, promulgated regulations to govern this payment process, but did so in a way that many perceive stacked the deck against providers and in favor of insurers.
No Surprises Here: Providers Score Third Victory in No Surprises Act Litigation, Other Challenges to the NSA Continue
Congress enacted the No Surprises Act (NSA) in 2020 to reduce surprise medical bills and to provide a simple and fast procedure for out-of-network health care providers to obtain payment from insurers. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), with other agencies, promulgated regulations to govern this payment process, but did so in a way that many perceive stacked the deck against providers and in favor of insurers.
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