Topic
Air Ambulance
16 published works
Health Industry Washington Watch
Surprise Billing IDR Batched Dispute and Air-Ambulance Dispute Deadline Approaches
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Department of Labor, and Department of the Treasury (collectively, "the departments") recently confirmed that they will hold firm to the March 14,…
Health Law Rx
More Turbulence for the No Surprises Act Thanks to Air Ambulance Providers
By Kirk S. Davis, Danielle C. Gordet
Given the trajectory, it is no longer surprising that the No Surprises Act (the Act) continues its turbulent path through implementation. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of…
Roberts Disability Law Blog
Ninth Circuit Affirms Denial of Air Ambulance Transportation Claim for Lack of Medical Necessity
In Cont’l Med. Transp. LLC v. Health Care Serv. Corp., No. 21-35481, 2022 WL 2045385 (9th Cir. June 7, 2022), Plaintiff-Appellant Continental Medical Transport LLC, d/b/a Jet Rescue (“Jet Rescue”)…
Ogletree Deakins Insights
HHS Proposes Air Ambulance Reporting Details Beginning in 2022
By Publisher, Timothy J. Stanton
Employer-sponsored health plans can add air ambulance claims reporting to the list of required disclosures that will go into effect in the next several years. Under proposed regulations published September…
Health Law Prof Blog
The No Surprises Act Does Not Solve Air Ambulance Cost, Cost-Shifting, and Supply Problems: A Coda
Melissa Alexander (University of Wyoming), The No Surprises Act Does Not Solve Air Ambulance Cost, Cost-Shifting, and Supply Problems: A Coda, 21 Wyo. L. Rev. 1 (2021):The No Surprises Act,…
Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c. Alerts and Updates
Paying for Out-of-Network Emergency, Air Ambulance and Other Services: Negotiation and Independent Dispute Resolution
By Publisher
The post Paying for Out-of-Network Emergency, Air Ambulance and Other Services: Negotiation and Independent Dispute Resolution first appeared on Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren
Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c. Alerts and Updates
No More Balance Bills for Emergency, Air Ambulance and Other Services
By Stacie M. Kalmer, Katherine R. Kratcha, Gregory A. Storm
The post No More Balance Bills for Emergency, Air Ambulance and Other Services first appeared on Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren
Workers’ Compensation Law Prof Blog
Wyoming’s Continued Struggles with Air Ambulances and Federal Preemption
There is a very close relationship between two federal preemption provisions that are having an impact on state employment law and state workers’ compensation systems. One such provision, in the…
Workers’ Compensation Law Prof Blog
Wyoming’s Next Air Ambulance Gambit Falls Outside of the Confines of Workers’ Compensation
Last legislative session the Wyoming legislature decided to fight the air ambulance dispute out on a broader front. It sensibly abandoned the attempt to limit workers’ compensation reimbursement of air…
Workers’ Compensation Law Prof Blog
Air Methods/Rocky Mountain Holdings v. Workers’ Compensation Division): The Wyoming Supreme Court Affirms Full State Reimbursement for Air Ambulance Services
Imagine the following. (A simplification of Air Methods/Rocky Mountain Holdings v. Workers’ Compensation Division). A worker is injured in a remote Wyoming location (that is, in almost any Wyoming location).…