Roy Edroso

In recent years hospitals and medical practices have seen uptakes in violence against staff and patients. Some fresh approaches to security have been floated -- including personal alert devices. Part B News, a medical practice policy and management weekly, would like to hear from experts on the best safeguards for practices right npw. Thanks, Roy Edroso Part B News https://pbn.decisionhealth.com/

Some recent developments promise to affect the enforcement of the No Surprises Act that protects patients (and providers) from the fallout from unwarranted facility charges: - A new final rule that updates the independent dispute resolution (IDR) process; - Complaints that providers are exploiting the batched IDR process to shake down payers; - A presentation by payer UHC that threatens to more aggressive challenge batched IDRs from providers: https://cas-external.video.uhc.com/media/UHC+Briefing+The+Unintended+Consequences+of+the+No+Surprises+Act+NSA/1_uilph1r4 Readers of our practice management weekly would like to hear from experts on the state of play for No Surprises enforcement for providers: - Will the new rule change anything that providers need to know about? - Are the rumblings from payers expected to lead to more resistance to provider claims? Thanks, Roy Edroso Part B News https://pbn.decisionhealth.com/