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STAT+: No Surprises Act arbitration rule could worsen flood of provider disputes
The Trump administration finalized changes to the No Surprises Act’s arbitration process, aiming to improve insurer-provider communication and increase Medicare visibility in negotiations. While stakeholders praised the updates, concerns remain about unresolved issues like provider gaming and excessive arbitration awards.
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