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ACEP Sues Federal Government Over Health Insurer Billing Practices

By ACEP Now | on May 18, 2016 | 2 Comments
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ACEP to Sue Federal Government Over Health Insurer Billing Practices

ACEP filed the lawsuit in federal court on May 12 and the legal process could take several months. Funding for the legal complaint and early stages of this litigation has been underwritten by the Emergency Medicine Action Fund.

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“ACEP will never be able to match the enormous war chest that insurance companies have devoted to their efforts to lower reimbursement for emergency services and increase their profits,” Dr. Bettinger said. “But ACEP will never back down from our efforts to protect the specialty of emergency medicine and protect the safety net of medical care that Americans have come to depend on. “

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Topics: ACEPAmerican College of Emergency PhysiciansCMSCost of Health CareEmergency DepartmentEmergency MedicineMedicareMedicare & MedicaidRegulation & LitigationReimbursement & Coding

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2 Responses to “ACEP Sues Federal Government Over Health Insurer Billing Practices”

  1. May 21, 2016

    Doc A Reply

    It’s about time this toothless tiger ACEP get some dental implants and play hard ball. Now ACEP needs to get some claws and sue for EMTALA which force us to see patients without fair payment. That is slavery.

  2. May 21, 2016

    Jmitch Reply

    Way to go, ACEP! Let’s go after the rapacious, non-deserving, fee-for-no-service, profit-at-any-cost health insurers!!

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