Billing

Lisa Bern, a resident of Rathdrum, faced a terrifying ordeal when a cyberattack led to a prolonged delay in receiving her medical bills while she was battling breast cancer. The delay, which lasted for a year, became a significant source of frustration for Bern, especially as it came after a

Mike Cameron, a resident of Minnesota, was overjoyed when he won a free Caribbean cruise, a coveted vacation he and his girlfriend, Tamara Masterman, eagerly anticipated. Embarking on Norwegian Cruise Line’s ship Encore on January 5th from Miami, the couple set off on what they expected to be an u

Understanding the regulations for charging and delivering services to Medicaid patients is crucial for audiologists and hearing instrument specialists. With over 21% of the U.S. population enrolled in Medicaid, including more than 39% of children and youth under 19, healthcare providers must be

The November 2024 CFPB Bites of the Month article titled "CFPB Take Me Home, Country Roads" presents an in-depth synthesis of various Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) activities, findings, and actions from the previous months covered during the November 2024 webinar. This

The Medicare Advantage program, designed to provide seniors with an alternative to traditional Medicare, has faced persistent issues of overpayments and fraud for over a decade. Despite the numerous efforts by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to address and rectify these

The recent decision by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals regarding the No Surprises Act (NSA) carries profound implications for how the Qualifying Payment Amount (QPA) is calculated. This intricate ruling touches not only the processes healthcare providers and insurers employ but also