Becker's Healthcare October 15, 2024
Francesca Mathewes

Here’s are recent updates to the No Surprises Act and changes expected in 2025:

Common compliance complaints of NSA: An August report from CMS detailed the most common complaints related to No Surprises Act and ACA compliance. These complaints include surprise billing for both emergency and non-emergency services by providers, payment noncompliance by payers and late payments after independent dispute resolution determination.

In September, a bill was introduced in the House of Representatives to improve No Surprises Act enforcement. The bill would increase penalties for non-compliance of statutory payment deadlines, provide parity between penalties imposed against parties that are non-compliant with statutory patient protection provisions and increase the transparency of reporting requirements.

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