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What Happens if I Want to Terminate a Payer Contract or if a Payer Terminates Me?

September 6, 2025 / admin /

Contract termination typically requires advance notice (usually 90-180 days) as specified in the agreement. If you initiate termination, you’ll need to notify affected patients and help them transition care or understand their options. You remain obligated to complete care for patients with ongoing treatment needs during the notice period. If a payer terminates your contract, they must provide adequate notice to patients and may need to continue covering your services for patients with ongoing episodes of care. Always review termination clauses carefully and consider the impact on your patient base and revenue before making termination decisions.

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