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Under the patient-provider dispute resolution process, an uninsured (or self-pay) consumer, or their authorized representative, may initiate the dispute process. This process brings in an independent third-party called a dispute resolution entity to determine the appropriate amount the consumer must pay.

Physicians and providers agree that independent dispute resolution (IDR) is the best federal solution to prevent surprise medical bills while protecting patient access to emergency care.

A provider dispute is a written notice from the non-participating provider to Health Net that: Challenges, appeals or requests reconsideration of a claim (including a bundled group of similar claims) that has been denied, adjusted or contested. Challenges a request for reimbursement for an overpayment of a claim.

This process is where a dispute resolution practitioner assists the parties to a dispute to identify the disputed issues, develop options, consider alternatives and try to reach an agreement about some issues or the whole dispute.

To determine the plan payment to the out-of-network provider or facility, the No Surprises Act established an independent dispute resolution (IDR) process. The IDR process takes patients out of the disputes between the out-of-network provider's asked price and plan payment for surprise bills.

Once you've shown supporting evidence, the bank or card issuer reviews the evidence provided by you and the customer, and makes a decision on the dispute. If the dispute is found to be valid, the bank may reverse the transaction and credit the customer's account. If invalid, the transaction remains in place.

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