Favorable Decision for ACR Members in “TMA III” NSA Case
Fifth Circuit ruling on No Surprises Act QPA calculations supports fair physician reimbursement and stronger insurer accountability.
Read moreThe No Surprises Act IDR process continues during the shutdown; timelines apply, portal is active, but CMS responses may be delayed.
The No Surprises Act Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) process is not affected by the government shutdown. IDR entities are government contractors and as such, continue to process disputes; all standard dispute timelines continue to apply. The Federal IDR portal is also operational, allowing disputing parties to continue to submit claims. CMS responses to IDR complaints and inquiries may be delayed.
For more information, contact Katie Keysor, ACR® Senior Director of Economics and Health Policy.
Favorable Decision for ACR Members in “TMA III” NSA Case
Fifth Circuit ruling on No Surprises Act QPA calculations supports fair physician reimbursement and stronger insurer accountability.
Read moreRAPID Pathway for Device Coverage
RAPID pathway could streamline Medicare coverage decisions for eligible breakthrough devices through earlier review alignment.
Read moreDetailed Summary of FY2027 IPPS Final Rule
CMS finalized FY 2027 hospital payment updates, including a 2.3% increase, new technology payments and AI-related policy changes.
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