265.929 Elimination of Pre-Surgical Authorizations:
265.929 Elimination of Pre-Surgical Authorizations: SUNSET HOD 2013
265.929 Elimination of Pre-Surgical Authorizations: SUNSET HOD 2013
265.928 Preventive Healthcare Reimbursement: SUNSET HOD 2014
265.927 Patients’ Out of Pocket Financial Responsibility for Emergency Room Services Provided: SUNSET HOD 2024
265.924 Gross Receipts Tax: MSSNY oppose the imposition of taxes and cuts in payment that hinder the ability of physicians to provide needed care to patients. (HOD 2004-81; Reaffirmed HOD 2014) Pay Physicians for Emergency Room Call: MSSNY urges hospitals to compensate physicians for being “on emergency room call” unless they choose to work voluntarily.
265.923 Legal Strategies to Combat Unsubstantiated Third-Party Payer Refund Demands: MSSNY will continue to monitor refund demands stemming from carrier errors that appear to demonstrate unfair business practices that are deceptive, misleading or fraudulent and report these to the Office of the Attorney General. (HOD 2005-214; Reaffirmed HOD 2015; Reaffirmed HOD 2025)
265.922 Supporting Legislation to Promote Telemedicine: HOD 2005-53; SUNSET HOD 2015)
265.921 Unreasonable Taxes on Medical Care: MSSNY proactively and vigorously opposes taxes on physician services including but not limited to cosmetic surgery, physician-owned facility taxes or “pass-through” taxes on medical services. (HOD 2005-88; Reaffirmed HOD 2010-68; Reaffirmed HOD 2020)
265.920 Payments for Urgent and Emergent Health Care Services: Sunset HOD 2017
265.919 Hassle Factor: MSSNY embark on the production and implementation of an electronic data collection program of insurance grievances; and create a mechanism to enable access for those members who are not electronically connected. (Council 1/26/06; Reaffirmed HOD 2016)
265.918 Payment for Urgent and Emergent Health Care Services: That MSSNY seek public policy, regulation or legislation that would require health care payers in New York to pay for all reasonable urgent and emergent medical services for their covered patients, that the definition of reasonable urgent medical services should carry the prudent layperson standard similar