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October 12, 2026
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The ruling is the latest victory in TMA’s yearslong fight to help ensure the No Surprises Act federal arbitration process is implemented consistently with the law. Now, federal agencies are tasked with rewriting rules to make them fairer for physicians. Read More
Physicians who take initial steps to dispute Medicare or Medicare Advantage decisions, upon receiving unfavorable reviews, can opt for two quasi-judicial pathways to resolve the case. However, the amount in controversy in the underlying dispute must meet a minimum amount, which has risen 11% over the past four years. Read More
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