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Texas provider group files a third challenge to No Surprises Act

December 02, 2022 Reprints

The Texas Medical Association filed a third lawsuit in federal court in Texas Nov. 30 that again targets the implementation of the federal law that protects consumers from surprise medical bills, Healthcare Dive reports. The lawsuit challenges the methodology for calculating payments that play a central part in the arbitration process when payers and providers cannot come to pricing agreements and turn to a third-party.

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