HealthLeaders Media August 18, 2022
Amanda Norris

CMS regulations and accompanying surprise billing updates are changing faster than revenue cycle leaders can keep up.

The surprise billing ban was put in place by CMS to protect patients from receiving unforeseen bills for out-of-network and emergency services after receiving treatment. While beneficial for patients, organizations have long shared their distain of the burden this causes for revenue cycle staff.

Revenue cycle leaders need to stay informed of this requirement in order to be compliant and ensure a positive patient financial experience. Review the most recent surprise billing stories from HealthLeaders.

This month, a New York surgeon’s bid against the No Surprises Act for being unconstitutional was tossed as the federal law was upheld.

A federal judge denied a...

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Topics: CMS, Govt Agencies, Insurance, Patient / Consumer, Provider, RCM (Revenue Cycle Mgmt), Technology
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