No Surprises Act Webinar Series Part Three: Payor Obligations Under The No Surprises Act

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Christine M. Clements,Carmen Jule, and Lotan Helfman

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Join Christine Clements, Carmen Jule and Lotan Helfman as they provide an overview of current group health plan and health insurance issuer obligations under the No Surprises Act and implementing regulations (including requirements and obligations for out-of-network services and post-termination continuity of care) as well as the recently proposed regulations that would impose additional requirements on payors.

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