No Surprises Act: Three Things You Need to Know Now about Surprise Billing-Session Presentation

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Video Summary

The video provides an overview of the No Surprises Act and its implications for healthcare providers. The Act was passed to address surprise billing and applies to both emergency and non-emergency care. It requires providers to disclose certain information to patients, including their rights and protections related to balanced billing. Providers must also provide good faith estimates of charges to uninsured or self-pay patients. The Act also includes a dispute resolution process for patients who believe they have been overcharged. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding the requirements of the Act and staying up to date with any changes or regulations. It warns providers to be cautious of misleading information about the Act and reminds them that it is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice.

Keywords

No Surprises Act

healthcare providers

surprise billing

emergency care

non-emergency care

disclosure

balanced billing

good faith estimates

dispute resolution process