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Price Transparency in 2025: What’s Required, What’s Coming, What to Do Now July 16, 2025, 11:00 AM PST Hospitals are facing mounting expectations around price transparency. But shifting regulations, incomplete guidance, and technical complexity make compliance a...
Hospital revenue cycle leaders already know price transparency is here to stay. But keeping pace with ever-evolving regulations and enforcement landscape can be a challenge. This webinar will deep-dive into the latest regulatory updates and enforcement trends in price transparency, equipping you with the knowledge and strategies to ensure your organization thrives.
Learn the essential details about No Surprises Act documentation and discover how CorroHealth’s NSA tool simplifies compliance and prioritizes patient care.
DHS has released its first annual report on how the No Surprises Act is impacting healthcare markets, and the results are both surprising and expected.
Learn the essential details about No Surprises Act documentation and discover how CorroHealth’s NSA tool simplifies compliance and prioritizes patient care.
Our monthly series “No Surprises Act and Price Transparency” continues with our third installment, “Unweaving Dispute Resolution Processes” where we turn our attention to Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) and Patient-Provider Dispute Resolution (PPDR).
Streamlining Compliance with the No Surprises Act Understand Provider-Payer Responsibilities The No Surprises Act (NSA) is a new law that protects patients from unexpected medical costs. It was enacted in 2021 and came into enforcement in 2022. It has two...
As with any new legislation, the No Surprises Act has led to some confusion, particularly in the areas of implementation and ongoing impact.
That’s why we created No Surprises Act and Price Transparency, a New Monthly Series, specifically designed to clear the air, answer questions, and get you on the best path for success.
Leading the series is CorroHealth’s resident subject matter expert, Barbara Johnson, BSN, RN – Senior Revenue Cycle Consultant, who will clarify payers’ increased role in the process, the status of impactful legislation, and the processes providers should follow to comply.
On November 2, 2021, CMS released the anticipated CY 2022 Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS) and Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC) Payment System Final Rule (CMS-1753-FC), finalizing this year’s Medicare payment rates for hospital outpatient and ASC as well including regulatory guidance regarding several high profile policies for hospitals providing outpatient services. CMS evaluated industry feedback to the proposed modifications, including halting the elimination of the Inpatient Only list (IPO), broadening the impact of the Hospital Price Transparency Rule, and other updates.
Within the IPPS policy guidance, CMS has finalized an initiative requiring hospitals report payer-specific negotiated charges. Effective January 1, 2021, any hospital operating in the United States is required to provide clear and accessible pricing information about...
Price Transparency in 2025: What’s Required, What’s Coming, What to Do Now July 16, 2025, 11:00 AM PST Hospitals are facing mounting expectations around price transparency. But shifting regulations, incomplete guidance, and technical complexity make compliance a...
Hospital revenue cycle leaders already know price transparency is here to stay. But keeping pace with ever-evolving regulations and enforcement landscape can be a challenge. This webinar will deep-dive into the latest regulatory updates and enforcement trends in price transparency, equipping you with the knowledge and strategies to ensure your organization thrives.
Learn the essential details about No Surprises Act documentation and discover how CorroHealth’s NSA tool simplifies compliance and prioritizes patient care.
DHS has released its first annual report on how the No Surprises Act is impacting healthcare markets, and the results are both surprising and expected.
Learn the essential details about No Surprises Act documentation and discover how CorroHealth’s NSA tool simplifies compliance and prioritizes patient care.
Our monthly series “No Surprises Act and Price Transparency” continues with our third installment, “Unweaving Dispute Resolution Processes” where we turn our attention to Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) and Patient-Provider Dispute Resolution (PPDR).
Streamlining Compliance with the No Surprises Act Understand Provider-Payer Responsibilities The No Surprises Act (NSA) is a new law that protects patients from unexpected medical costs. It was enacted in 2021 and came into enforcement in 2022. It has two...
As with any new legislation, the No Surprises Act has led to some confusion, particularly in the areas of implementation and ongoing impact.
That’s why we created No Surprises Act and Price Transparency, a New Monthly Series, specifically designed to clear the air, answer questions, and get you on the best path for success.
Leading the series is CorroHealth’s resident subject matter expert, Barbara Johnson, BSN, RN – Senior Revenue Cycle Consultant, who will clarify payers’ increased role in the process, the status of impactful legislation, and the processes providers should follow to comply.
On November 2, 2021, CMS released the anticipated CY 2022 Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS) and Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC) Payment System Final Rule (CMS-1753-FC), finalizing this year’s Medicare payment rates for hospital outpatient and ASC as well including regulatory guidance regarding several high profile policies for hospitals providing outpatient services. CMS evaluated industry feedback to the proposed modifications, including halting the elimination of the Inpatient Only list (IPO), broadening the impact of the Hospital Price Transparency Rule, and other updates.
Within the IPPS policy guidance, CMS has finalized an initiative requiring hospitals report payer-specific negotiated charges. Effective January 1, 2021, any hospital operating in the United States is required to provide clear and accessible pricing information about...
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Hospitals Can’t Afford to Treat Self-Pay as an Afterthought Where a patient chooses to seek care is no longer shaped by clinical reputation alone. Financial experience, from the first price estimate to the final statement, now factors into that decision. For...
How Hospital Leaders Can Turn Data into Stronger Contracts Data analytics now play a central role in healthcare contract negotiations, shaping not just how contracts are structured but how well they hold up once they are in practice. There is little margin for...
