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The No Surprises Act: A Compliance Refresher

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Join us for the next session of our 2026 Health Law Compliance Webinar Series, The No Surprises Act: A Compliance Refresher. 

5 years into implementation, the No Surprises Act continues to reshape financial dynamics among patients, providers, and insurers. Keeping up with evolving regulations, case law, and enforcement trends remains a challenge and enforcement (or lack thereof) may come across as an even bigger surprise. In this one-hour webinar, Holland & Hart healthcare attorney Jake Walker will provide a practical refresher on the Act's key provisions, recent regulatory updates, and what affected actors need to know to stay compliant. Whether you're new to the No Surprises Act or looking to sharpen your existing compliance program, this session will offer actionable takeaways.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the core requirements of the No Surprises Act, including balance billing protections, the independent dispute resolution (IDR) process, and good faith estimate obligations.
     
  • Identify recent regulatory developments and enforcement trends affecting provider compliance including the overhauled Federal IDR process.
     
  • Assess the impact of recent judicial decisions on enforcement strategies.
     
  • Recognize common compliance pitfalls and practical strategies to address them.
     
  • Walk away with concrete steps to audit and strengthen your organization's No Surprises Act compliance program.

Attendance certificates will be available after the webinar to be used in a self-application for CLE credit. Please use the form included in the follow-up email (sent to attendees the day after the webinar) to request your certificate.

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Holland & Hart Presenter

Jake Walker
Associate

Related Capabilities

Healthcare
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