The concept behind the federal No Surprises Act (NSA) is noble: protect patients from unexpected bills. This is a cause patients, providers, and payers collectively support. All three parties want positive patient experiences. However, this well-intentioned legislation placed impactful administrative and financial burdens on emergency medicine providers as provider reimbursement has been shrinking for years and health plan profits soar.
In this episode, we unpack the fundamental ways the NSA has altered ED revenue cycle management and what your group can do to minimize its impact on your bottom line.
Click here to see ACEP's helpful graphic illustrating what the NSA means for emergency physicians.
Resolv Healthcare, a Harris Revenue Cycle Business, is a leading provider of technology-driven solutions that transform the patient experience and financial performance for healthcare organizations. Resolv Healthcare provides revenue cycle management solutions for hospitals and hospital-based provider groups, ambulatory practices, laboratory practices, dental practices, and worker’s compensation and personal injury providers. Learn more about how Resolv’s 25+ years of emergency medicine revenue cycle management experience, innovative technology, and dedication to patient engagement can help improve your group’s patient experience, efficiency, and cash flow.
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