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Working-Capital-Allowance Loophole Hurts Hospitals by Denying Interest on Unpaid Claims

by Gustavo Matheus | Aug 26, 2014 | Healthcare Reimbursement, Hospital Revenue Cycle, Managed Care - General, Payer Reimbursement

The purpose of the many state prompt-pay laws on the books is to ensure that health plans pay undisputed medical charges without delay or face steep late-payment interest rates in addition to the claim’s principal amount. For added protection against delinquent...

Modified Maryland Prompt-Pay Statute allows Health Plans to Delay, Withhold Payment of Claims

by Gustavo Matheus | Jun 24, 2014 | Payer Reimbursement

Chapter 368, House Bill 361, enacted last year by the Maryland General Assembly to complement the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, gives health plans another way to delay, and possibly deny, payments to hospitals and other healthcare providers. In effect...
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