Final Surprise Billing Regulations Cut Insurer Control—Sort Of
It remains far from clear whether the new surprise billing rule goes far enough to fix the problem of insurers having too much power in disputes.
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Final Surprise Billing Rules Seek to Provide Fairer Price Dispute Resolution
Revised final rule essentially disarms the threat of insurers having the advantage in out-of-network price disputes.
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HHS Issues Final Rules for Surprise Billing Price Dispute Resolution
The process is now slightly less rigged in insurers’ favor.
LDTs Legislation Inches Closer to Passage, but Major Hurdles Remain
The VALID Act for FDA regulation of laboratory developed tests is working its way through the final stages of the legislative process, but not everyone is loving it.
Surprise Billing Rules Would Give Private Health Plans Advantage in Disputes
The way the No Surprises Act is implemented would essentially allow private health plans to set out-of-network rates in billing disputes.
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