265.000 REIMBURSEMENT

265.886           Denying Reimbursement Based on Volume of Procedures Performed:

265.886           Denying Reimbursement Based on Volume of Procedures Performed: MSSNY is asked to challenge the Department of Health (DOH) on the current lack of quality data as it reflects solely on currently defined low volume threshold; request that the DOH re-examine the policy and reverse its denial of reimbursement based on new quantifiable data gathered

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265.885           Out-of-Network Reimbursement

265.885           Out-of-Network Reimbursement MSSNY will support and advocate for legislation and/or regulation that: Requires managed care organizations to use the FAIR Health benchmarks as the basis for reimbursement for out-of-network charges for any policy that provides out-of-network benefits; Prevents health insurance companies from selling policies that purport to but, in fact, fail to adequately cover

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265.884           Hospital Readmissions

265.884           Hospital Readmissions MSSNY will work with the Healthcare Association of New York and the Greater New York Hospital Association to amend state and federal law to exclude know and expected complications from “quality adjustment in DRG payment.”  (Denial or reduction in payment when appropriate cause has been provided.)  (HOD 2011-64; Reaffirmed HOD 2021)

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265.883           Physicians and Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM):

265.883           Physicians and Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM):  MSSNY, in its deliberations and advocacy, will support the development and use of high-quality evidence-based medicine as a guide to treating patients, provided, however, that the ultimate decision for care for each patient must rest with the physician determining the most appropriate care and treatment for their patient based

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265.882           Direct Payments to Physicians by Insurance Carriers

265.882           Direct Payments to Physicians by Insurance Carriers MSSNY will pursue regulation and/or legislation to compel third party payers to remit insurance payments directly to the non-participating physician when the insurance company is directed by the patient to do so.  (HOD 2011-252; Reaffirmed HOD 2021)

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265.880           Time Limits for Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) Reviews

265.880           Time Limits for Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) Reviews The Medical Society of the State of New York will petition CMS to limit RAC reviews to less than one year from payment of claims and will send this resolution to the American Medical Association (AMA) at the next AMA House of Delegates (see AMA policy

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265.878           Fair Compensation Mechanism for Changing Medications at Insurance Plan Request

265.878           Fair Compensation Mechanism for Changing Medications at Insurance Plan Request The Medical Society of the State of New York will work towards developing a solution that equitably and safely allows medication changes to be made without penalizing the patient while fairly compensating the physician for their work involved in decision-making.  (HOD 2012-252; Reaffirmed HOD 2022)

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265.877           Clear and Definitive Definitions of Abusive Billing Practices as Stipulated in PHL 3224-b

265.877           Clear and Definitive Definitions of Abusive Billing Practices as Stipulated in PHL 3224-b Once a clear understanding of what is considered “abusive billing,” has been established, MSSNY will seek to have all health insurance carriers in the State of New York comply with the following provisions as agreed upon by MSSNY and United Healthcare: The

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