
The Fifth Circuit Court has affirmed a decision vacating CMS regulations that implement the Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) process under the No Surprises Act. This ruling comes amidst ongoing challenges to the Act's regulations, as highlighted by a CMS audit uncovering non-compliance by Aetna in calculation and disclosure requirements. The No Surprises Act, designed to protect patients from unexpected medical bills, continues to face legal scrutiny and challenges from healthcare providers.
No Surprises Here! CMS Audit Uncovers Non-Compliance by #Aetna in Calculation and Disclosure Requirements Under the No Surprises Act https://t.co/UIJo8PY6T1 #health #medicaremedicaid @CMSCompliance https://t.co/32qeCFo7N7
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No Surprises Here! Fifth Circuit Upholds #Health Care Provider Challenge to No Surprises Act Regulations https://t.co/l3guZALw41 #nosurprises #fifthcircuit @proskauer https://t.co/UAEYaKxyhE




