Federal independent dispute resolution
Potentially eligible out-of-network items or services under the No Surprises Act after an unsuccessful open-negotiation period.
Explore Federal supportCMS federal IDR guidanceCurrent service coverage
PRP currently supports potential federal matters and applicable disputes in New York, New Jersey, Florida, and Texas.
Potentially eligible out-of-network items or services under the No Surprises Act after an unsuccessful open-negotiation period.
Explore Federal supportCMS federal IDR guidanceNew York maintains a state process for qualifying payment disputes involving emergency services and surprise bills under state-regulated coverage.
Explore New York supportNew York DFS guidanceNew Jersey pathway analysis depends on the plan, dispute type, state requirements, and the federal-state allocation of authority.
Explore New Jersey supportNew Jersey DOBI bulletinFlorida maintains a statewide provider and health-plan claim dispute program for matters within the governing statute and agency process.
Explore Florida supportFlorida Statutes § 408.7057Texas uses mediation for certain facility disputes and arbitration for certain out-of-network provider disputes, subject to plan and timing rules.
Explore Texas supportTexas Department of InsurancePathway review
Eligibility and routing can depend on the plan, funding arrangement, claim facts, date, venue, service, payer response, and procedural timing. PRP confirms the likely pathway before work begins; this guide is not an eligibility determination.
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