Reassessing the No Surprises Act: Final Rule Released and Analyzed
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MiraMed Global Services Podcast
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This episode breaks down the No Surprises Act final rule (FR) which further defines provisions of the previously passed bill which aims to protect beneficiaries from unexpectedly high medical bills. This FR outlines a new independent dispute resolution process, good faith estimate requirements and patient/provider dispute resolution process for uninsured individuals. Take a listen!
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