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    AHA, AMA Back Texas Docs' New Suit Over Final Surprise Billing Rule
    Provider groups continue to challenge the Biden administration's interpretation of the independent dispute resolution (IDR) process created under the surprise billing law: On Wednesday the Texas Medical Association, which had already won its case over the administration's interim final rule in district court, filed another case in the same court claiming that the recently released final rule still goes beyond congressional intent and skews in favor of insurers because it asks arbiters to place more weight on the qualified payment amount (QPA) than other factors.

    AHA, AMA Move to Dismiss Surprise Billing Case, But Eye New Suit
    The American Hospital Association and the American Medical Association Tuesday (Sept. 20) moved to dismiss their suit against the Biden administration's interim final rule (IFR) on the independent dispute resolution process created by the No Surprises Act, saying the case became moot after the administration released a final rule.

    Admin Issues RFI On Key Surprise Billing Data Transfer Provisions
    The Biden administration is seeking information from stakeholders to help inform rulemaking on provisions of the surprise billing law that involve transferring data from providers to insurers, and then passing that information to consumers in advance of services, and the economic impact of those requirements.

    Stakeholders Respond to Surprise Billing Reg; Status Update On Deck
    Days after the Biden administration released its final surprise billing rule with new guidance on how arbiters should resolve claim disputes between payers and providers -- which responds to public comments and two federal lawsuits -- a federal district court will hear an update from parties in a separate suit that's been on hold pending release of the final rule.

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