In this episode, listeners will understand how they can determine, under the NSA, if they are receiving IDR determinations based on ineligible grounds.

In this Zotec Answers episode, emergency medicine groups hear from Mohak Dave', MD, FACEP on ways they can maintain their revenue by closely analyzing the right data sets.

In this episode, Mark Isenberg, Zotec's EVP of Healthcare Advocacy talks about how high deductible health plans are having a negative impact on clinician reimbursement and physician shortages, and how healthcare organizations can work with payers and RCM partners to prevent the impact while also raising the quality and availability of care nationwide.

In this five-part Zotec Answers series, Ed Gaines, JD CCP continues to break down complex information about the No Surprises Act. Here he discusses a few "known, unknowns" of the Act that will help clinicians continue to navigate this important regulation.

In this latest episode, Ed Gaines talks about objective sources and sets of data that clinicians and healthcare professionals can refer to in the Independent Dispute Resolution Process.

In this final Zotec Answers series around the NSA and IDR, Ed Gaines details the most common, non-compliance issues physician groups are experiencing from health plans and NSA/IDR process, and ways they can address them.

In this Zotec Answers podcast, Ed Gaines dives deeper into government reports on the No Surprises Act and Independent Dispute Resolution Act.

In this Zotec Answers, Ed Gaines, JD, CCP gives a thorough update on the latest litigation over the NSA, including a brief recap about the Texas Medical Association ruling.

In this episode, Zotec's EVP of Healthcare Advocacy, breaks down how inflation and Medicare compensation are currently impacting physicians and healthcare organizations, and why reform is needed. He shares which bills are negatively impacting physicians across the country, and the ways you can participate in the advocacy process as they continue to evolve.

In this Zotec Answers, Ed Gaines explores some legislative history behind the No Surprises Act and reasons why the TMA filed yet another NSA lawsuit, alleging the mechanisms for arbitrating payments unfairly favor insurers.