Archived Insight | February 16, 2021

Discussing the New Transparency Rule and No Surprises Act

Both the No Surprises Act and the Health Plan Price Transparency Rule are potential game changers, affecting how plans set prices for services, negotiate provider contracts and pay for out-of-network emergency care.

These substantial new requirements will be effective for plan years beginning on or after 2022.

This webinar, which took place on February 16, 2021, reviewed the new rules and talked about what they really mean for plan sponsors and participants.

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