What does the reversal of the Chevron deference doctrine mean for critical issues in healthcare?

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If you have not yet listened to Ed Gaines' episode on how bad payor policies and tactics are impacting emergency physicians in 2024, you can listen here. 

In this episode of Zotec Answers, Ed Gaines provides an update on the latest developments in the litigation regarding the No Surprises Act (NSA) and discusses the meaning and significance of the appellate court's decision in this case.

In this episode of Zotec Answers, Ed Gaines discusses the impact of unfair practices by major health insurers on emergency medicine physicians. He explores how these practices not only affect emergency medicine but also have broader implications across various healthcare specialties, especially in the context of the evolving nature of healthcare and revenue cycle management.

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In this episode of Zotec Answers, Ed Gaines provides an overview of the Supreme Court case that overturned the Chevron deference doctrine and discusses the implications this decision could have on healthcare.

In the latest episode of Zotec Answers, Ed Gaines discusses the latest data on the No Surprises Act (NSA) Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) Process and Out-of-Network (OON) reimbursement.

In this episode, Mark Isenberg discusses the critical healthcare issues voters must consider before casting their ballots, including Medicare physician reimbursement, the No Surprises Act, physician shortages, and the importance of electing knowledge healthcare professionals into office.

In this episode, Ed Gaines discusses the new FTC final rule banning noncompete agreements, its key provisions, exceptions, and potential impacts on healthcare, including its implications for physicians and healthcare organizations.