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The $15 Dispute: What the No Surprises Act's New IDR Rules Mean for Your Practice's Out-of-Network Revenue

The No Surprises Act's Federal IDR administrative fee fell from $115 to $15 per party for disputes filed on or after June 11, 2026, with the rest of the operations rule effective August 3, 2026. This guide walks a small medical practice through the arbitration timeline, why low-dollar out-of-network underpayments are now worth disputing, and how to book disputed receivables, dispute fees and awards so contested claims stop leaking revenue.

mike

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Selling Your Vet or Dental Practice to Private Equity? Your State May Now Get a Vote — and Your Books Will Get an Audit

Veterinary and dental practice owners weighing a private-equity sale in 2026 face new state transaction-review rules in New York and California, MSO/PC deal structures that regulators now read closely, and diligence that reprices adjusted EBITDA add-back by add-back. This guide covers the disclosure obligations, how cash, rollover, earnout and work-back slice the headline multiple, and the bookkeeping cleanup that protects your price.

mike

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Association Health Plans in 2026: How Small Businesses Can Pool Together for Affordable Group Coverage

Association health plans could let small businesses and self-employed owners pool as a single large group under ERISA — median small-group premiums are proposed up 11% for 2026 and family coverage averages $26,993, while the Association Health Plans Act (S. 1847/H.R. 2528) would expand pooling with two-year association and nondiscrimination safeguards after the 2018 rule was rescinded in 2024.

mike

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