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Wondering what the No Surprises Act means for your business?
You’re not alone.
The No Surprises Act, signed into law in December 2020, seeks to protect patients from surprise medical bills and prohibits balance billing of patients for certain out-of-network care. Compliance requirements are scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2022.
Published in October 2020, the Transparency in Coverage rule empowers consumers to compare costs between specific providers for any healthcare service, giving them better insight into the cost of services before they obtain care and receive a bill. Some transparency requirements are scheduled to take effect in January 2022; others are effective beginning January 2023 and 2024.
The No Surprises Act (NSA) and Transparency in Coverage Rule (TiC) have wide ranging implications to the healthcare ecosystem. Join legislative and cost management experts for insights on:
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Matthew AlbrightChief Legislative Affairs Officer, ZelisDuring his time as a director at CMS, Matthew gained extensive experience with regulatory, political, and public affairs, wrote numerous state and federal regulations, and helped draft HIPAA regulations. He tracks and analyzes state and federal legislation and regulations that may impact clients and ensures that Zelis stays two steps ahead of impending rules and requirements. |
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Todd TiptonVice President of Product, ZelisHighlighting his experience leading product strategy and alliance growth for healthcare adjudication platforms, at Zelis, Todd drives strategy and go-to-market plans for Out-of-Network Solutions and capabilities addressing NSA and Transparency compliance requirements. |
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Greg TackettSenior Vice President of Strategy and Growth, ZelisGreg’s expertise comes from over 20 years of experience in Healthcare IT and benefits, healthcare solution operations, market growth, and product development. At Zelis, he provides cross functional leadership across product, go to market, and corporate development strategic initiatives. |
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Eileen LeeVice President of Connected Solutions, ZelisEileen Lee is responsible for product management and strategy for Zelis. She leverages her extensive experience in the healthcare technology industry to develop innovative business strategies and lead team engagement. Her expertise is informed by experience in programming, technical architecture and EDI solutions, and participation in X12, WEDI and MGMA. |
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