A new report calls out the risk found within the No Surprises Act, including the civil monetary penalties for each violation in which a patient receives a surprise medical bill. A new report, “25 Top ...

"Congress designed the No Surprises Act to protect American patients from exorbitant, unfair billing practices, not to pad ...

Navigating No Surprises Act Texas challenges, hospitals can leverage arbitration to recover revenue and secure fair payer contracts.

The federal No Surprises Act “appears” to be effectively protecting patients from the most frequent sources of unexpected medical bills, though several coverage gaps such as those relating to ground ...

Three physician groups are supporting a second lawsuit brought by the Texas Medical Association against the federal departments responsible for the No Surprises Act implementation. The American ...

The implementation of the No Surprises Act (NSA) has caused a dramatic shift in the country’s healthcare ecosystem, driving significant disruption, and threatening its stability. Despite the balanced ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Passed in 2020 and effective Jan. 1, 2022, the No Surprises ...

The No Surprises Act was a landmark piece of legislation aimed at protecting patients from unexpected medical bills.1 Although the law is a significant step forward for patient protection, it has ...

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The federal No Surprises Act (NSA) generally protects patients from receiving large unanticipated bills for out-of-network care. To implement the NSA, transparency rules have been issued that require ...