Find responses to frequently asked questions about Good Faith Estimates and helpful No Surprises Act-related resources.

How to comply with the rules for uninsured or self-pay individuals, including everything you need to know about a Good Faith Estimate (GFE).

Providers initiate the independent dispute resolution process if they think the amount remitted by an out-of-network payer is insufficient.

Under the No Surprises Act, a non-participating/OON provider cannot balance bill patients unless they provide the standard notice and consent.

The No Surprises Act (NSA) requires providers and facilities to communicate consumer protections against balance billing.

Take a deep dive into the No Surprises Act (NSA) and its requirements for billing insured, out-of-network patients.

One key change in CMS’ 2022 Medicare OPPS/ASC proposed rule is the reversal of last year’s initiative to eliminate the inpatient-only list.

Procedures added or deleted from the Inpatient-Only List directly impact the financial health of hospitals.

This guide explains the Two-Midnight Rule, one of the most impactful rules affecting hospital’s financial and compliance well-being.