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How Misclassified Emergency Claims Can Cost You
In every profession, few things hurt more than losing...
How Surgeons Win Arbitration With Better Operative Notes
When you enter arbitration to recover underpaid surgical...
8 Tips for Surgeons to Maximize Out-of-Network Claims
Being a surgeon means dedicating your time and expertise...
The Role of Medical Coding Expertise in NSA Arbitration Success
When it comes to No Surprises Act (NSA) arbitration, your...
How The No Surprises Act Impacts Revenue and Care
When the No Surprises Act (NSA) was passed, its purpose...
No Surprises Act Claims That Are Often Mistaken As Ineligible
If you've been navigating the No Surprises Act (NSA)...
NSA Arbitration Isn’t a Hospital-Only Strategy
If you think the No Surprises Act (NSA) arbitration...
The Benefits of Arbitration for NSA Insurance Dispute Cases
Since the No Surprises Act took effect, providers...
How Data Analytics Improves Medical Revenue Recovery
Imagine a business that has a massive vault full of...
Federal vs. State Billing Laws: Which One Pays More?
The moment an insurance underpayment hits your...
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The No Surprises Act and the Federal IDR— The Remedy for the Ailing American Healthcare Industry
Introduction Discussions surrounding the American healthcare system generally focus on the uninsured or the costs compared with other western countries. Typically excluded from the discussion is the state of the universe of the insured. There seems to be an...
The Federal No Surprises Act and State “Surprise Medical Bill” Laws—What Are They and Why the Medical Industry Needs to Pay Attention.
Several years ago, states began to enact “Surprise Medical Bill” Laws. The New Jersey Surprise Bill Law (SBL) took effect August 30, 2018 and the New York SBL, had been enacted 3 years earlier. Today numerous states have SBL’s, including California, Illinois, Texas,...
What To Expect in NSA Arbitration in 2026
The No Surprises Act (NSA) has fundamentally changed how you recover out-of-network revenue, but 2026 is shaping up to be a year of even greater transition. Arbitration was once viewed as a complex and time-consuming process. Now, it's becoming faster, more regulated,...
Staying Compliant With The No Surprises Act in 2026
As the No Surprises Act (NSA) continues to evolve, staying compliant in 2026 will require more than just understanding the basics. Federal regulators are tightening enforcement, state-level arbitration programs are expanding, and insurers are refining their own...