Persistence of Provider Directory Inaccuracies After the No Surprises Act

A large number of provider directory inaccuracies persist well beyond the 90-day expectation mandated by federal regulations, raising substantial concerns about compliance. These inaccuracies may impose substantial barriers to patient access and may render existing assessments of network adequacy ineffective.

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The American Journal of Managed Care
Published
2024-11-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.37765/ajmc.2024.89627
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4
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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Persistence of Provider Directory Inaccuracies After the No Surprises Act

Simon F. Haeder, Jane M. Zhu
4 citations
The American Journal of Managed Care
Healthcare Policy and Management
4.52
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Persistence of Provider Directory Inaccuracies After the No Surprises Act

Simon F. Haeder, Jane M. Zhu
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Abstract

A large number of provider directory inaccuracies persist well beyond the 90-day expectation mandated by federal regulations, raising substantial concerns about compliance. These inaccuracies may impose substantial barriers to patient access and may render existing assessments of network adequacy ineffective.

The American Journal of Managed CareVol. 30(11)
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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