Payer contract negotiation is governed by a layered set of federal and state laws that determine what insurance companies can and cannot do when contracting with providers. Federal frameworks include antitrust rules enforced by the FTC and DOJ, the No Surprises Act’s restrictions on balance billing and network adequacy, and Medicare and Medicaid participation requirements. […]
Mental Health Parity, No Surprises Act, Prior Authorization, Rate Negotiations
If you’ve ever received a medical bill, chances are you were confused, frustrated, or both. The bills are often filled with inscrutable codes, massive dollar amounts that seem to make no sense, and a complete lack of clarity around what you’re actually being charged. It’s a systemic problem in the US healthcare industry that leads […]
American Hospital Association, Billing Systemic Reform, Billing Transparency, No Surprises Act, Revenue Cycle Management
The healthcare industry is dynamic, and staying up-to-date with the latest regulatory changes is crucial for efficient Revenue Cycle Management (RCM). RCM encompasses the processes involved in tracking and collecting patient service revenue, from the initial registration and appointment scheduling to the final payment of balances. Failure to comply with regulatory requirements can result in […]
Interoperability, No Surprises Act, Regulatory Changes, Telehealth, Value Based Care