CMS Enforcement of the Good Faith Estimate Portion of the No Surprises Act

In this episode of the #HealthLawHotspot, fellow Roetzel health care attorney Christina Kuta joins host Ericka Adler, to continue her discussion on the Good Faith Estimate portion of the No Surprises Act. Christina delves into the requirements for providers, including the types of information that must be included in the estimate, such as diagnosis codes, service codes, expected charges, and patient information. She also discusses the different types of providers and their responsibilities under the law, as well as how to ensure compliance with the Good Faith Estimate requirement. Additionally, Christina highlights the investigations conducted by CMS surrounding this law and the potential consequences for non-compliance, including financial penalties and reprimands.
Tune in below to stay informed about the Good Faith Estimate requirement and how to protect your practice from potential legal issues.