ASA president discusses Surprise Billing Final Rule in Modern Healthcare

Randall M. Clark, M.D., FASA, and ASA Chief Advocacy Officer Manuel Bonilla were quoted in the article regarding ASA’s statement, which argues that the Surprise Billing Final Rule implementing the No Surprises Act fails to protect patient access to their chosen providers and enables insurers to inflate profits at patient and provider expense. “We really need to have the federal government put in place a robust audit system to make sure that these calculations (Qualified Payment Amounts) are done appropriately,” said Dr. Clark. The piece has also been featured in Crain’s Chicago Business. (Login or subscription may be required.)

ASA president discusses Surprise Billing Final Rule in Modern Healthcare

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