Appeals court strikes down formula used to calculate ‘qualifying payment amount’ under No Surprises Act | Radiology Business
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An appeals court has invalidated a formula for calculating the 'qualifying payment amount' under the No Surprises Act, stating it cannot include non-negotiated 'ghost rates.' The decision favors healthcare providers and is expected to lead to more realistic payment negotiations, although the previous formula will remain in place temporarily.
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The article is a well-structured news piece that effectively conveys the court's ruling and its implications, though it could be slightly more concise. The reporting is mostly unbiased, presenting various perspectives on the ruling's effects.
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