MedCity News July 27, 2025
Katie Adams

Two U.S. representatives have introduced the Prompt and Fair Pay Act, a bipartisan bill that would require Medicare Advantage plans to reimburse providers at least the same rates as traditional Medicare, as well as pay claims more promptly. Providers and industry groups have welcomed the proposal, citing mounting financial strain and growing concerns over care delays and denials.

Two members of the House of Representatives have introduced a bill seeking to ensure parity between reimbursements for Medicare Advantage and traditional Medicare — and providers are reacting with gratitude.

The bipartisan bill, called the Prompt and Fair Pay Act, was introduced on Tuesday by Reps. Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) and Greg Murphy (R-North Carolina).

The legislation would set a minimum payment...

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