What Therapists Need to Know About the "No Surprises Act"

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Subject: What Therapists Need to Know About the "No Surprises Act"

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StartupNation, the No Surprises Act went into effect 3 years ago. It is always good to brush up on the laws that impact our industry. Just as a reminder the No Surprises Act requires all therapists who are private pay to provide a "Good Faith Estimate".

Join us as we interviewed our health care law attorney, Steven Ballinger on: What Therapists Need to Know About the "No Surprises Act".

We discussed what you need to know when it comes to the Good Faith Estimate and answered common questions that many therapists are asking.

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Subject: What Therapists Need to Know About the "No Surprises Act"