Doctor Groups Target Arbitrator in Surprise Billing Lawsuit

An organization that settles arbitration disputes over surprise medical bills is illegally relying on a key payment factor in its decisions, ...

Doctor Groups Target Arbitrator in Surprise Billing Lawsuit - BBNA ...

An organization that settles arbitration disputes over surprise medical bills is illegally relying on a key payment factor in its decisions, a group of medical ...

Federal government notches rare win in surprise billing lawsuit

The independent dispute resolution process set up by the No Surprises Act has been the target of multiple lawsuits in the past several years, ...

Feds win in surprise billing lawsuit, allowing insurers to include ...

The Texas Medical Association had sued the federal government over the dispute resolution process in the No Surprises Act, which shields ...

A first look at outcomes under the No Surprises Act arbitration process

... lawsuits from provider groups. ... Health Care Policy The impact of New York's surprise billing law on payment rates to emergency physicians.

Appellate court vacates No Surprises Act rule that favors insurers

The court invalidated the final rule because the language went beyond what Congress called for in the No Surprises Act, favoring health plans over physicians, ...

How surprise billing arbitration strains physician groups

Physician groups have filed hundreds of complaints with the federal government and sued insurers to collect overdue payments stemming from the dispute ...

Providers Target Insurers in New Surprise Billing Legal Scuffles

Health-care providers are increasingly taking insurers to court to claim they are not making timely arbitration award payments under the No Surprises Act.

Surprise billing law helped PE-backed providers - Axios

A select group of private equity-backed physician practices profited from the federal process for resolving surprise billing disputes.

Court Sides With Providers in Dispute Over Surprise Billing ...

The judge ruled in favor of the Texas Medical Association in a lawsuit challenging the dispute-resolution process established by the Biden ...

TMA Wins Appeal Upholding Its Challenge to Skewed Federal ...

TMA Wins Appeal Upholding Its Challenge to Skewed Federal Surprise Billing Rule By Amy Lynn Sorrel · Facebook X ...

Doctors say insurers are ignoring orders to pay surprise billing ...

Insurers are sometimes ignoring rulings to pay providers, or failing to pay them in full, under the arbitration system established by the new federal surprise ...

AHA and AMA withdraw lawsuit over enactment of No Surprises Act

Most patients get a surprise bill for unknowingly seeing an out-of-network provider, such as in the emergency room or from a clinical lab. The ...

Insurers Gaming Surprise Bill Arbitrator Selection, Surgeons Say

Neurological Surgery Practice of Long Island PLLC has filed at least one other lawsuit against the Health and Human Services, Labor, and ...

AHA, AMA sue over surprise billing arbitration process

The American Hospital Association and the American Medical Association sued the federal government Thursday over its planned surprise ...

Texas judge rules in favor of doctors in latest suit over surprise ...

The Texas Medical Association filed the lawsuit in February, taking issue with the HHS increasing the administrative fee for arbitration ...

Appeals court should uphold decision on No Surprises Act rule

The lower court got it right in ruling that No Surprises Act rule wrongly let insurers calculate physician payments well below market rates.

Law to stop surprise medical bills faces pushback from doctors - NPR

Congress passed a law last year to shield patients from surprise out-of-network medical charges. But many doctors in the House now say the ...

Vocal opposition to HCSC in unpaid surprise billing lawsuit

Major medical associations and the federal government are voicing their opinions in a controversial No Surprises Act lawsuit.

The No Surprises Act: What Neuroradiologists Should Know - PMC

The No Surprises Act (NSA) is the first federal law to address surprise medical billing and became effective as of January 2022.