Arbitration Support Resources
Struggling With the IDR Process? You’re Not Alone—And You Don’t Have to Do It Alone
At Callagy Recovery, we work with medical providers every...
How to Navigate the Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) Process Under the No Surprises Act: A Step-by-Step Guide for Medical Providers
From the Desk of Callagy Recovery The No Surprises Act...
Turning Lemonade into Lemons: CMS and The Insurance Industry’s Undermining of the No Surprises Act
The No Surprises Act (NSA) was passed and signed into law...
The 2024 Electoral Impact on the No Surprises Act—Friend or Foe?
By Thomas LaGreca The No Surprises Act (NSA) was one of...
The No Surprises Act and the Federal IDR: The Remedy for the Ailing American Healthcare Industry
By Thomas LaGreca, Esq. and JoAnne LaGreca, Esq....
Understanding the No Surprises Act: What Medical Providers Need to Know
Healthcare professionals dedicate their lives to caring...
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8 Tips for Surgeons to Maximize Out-of-Network Claims
Being a surgeon means dedicating your time and expertise to your patients. But when it comes to getting paid for your work, insurers don't always value that expertise fairly. If you perform out-of-network procedures, you've likely faced inconsistent reimbursements,...
The Role of Medical Coding Expertise in NSA Arbitration Success
When it comes to No Surprises Act (NSA) arbitration, your documentation and coding accuracy can make or break your case. Arbitration is designed to ensure fair payment when insurers underpay or deny out-of-network claims, but it's not just about submitting paperwork...
How The No Surprises Act Impacts Revenue and Care
When the No Surprises Act (NSA) was passed, its purpose was clear: to protect patients from unexpected medical bills. But while patients gained transparency, healthcare providers had to adapt to a new, complex financial reality. In this new environment, balance...
No Surprises Act Claims That Are Often Mistaken As Ineligible
If you've been navigating the No Surprises Act (NSA) claims process, you already know it's not simple. Between strict timelines, evolving regulations, and insurer pushback, it's easy to assume that some claims just don't qualify for arbitration. But if you assume...