Overview Of No Surprise Act And Good Faith Estimates Billing PPT
                     
OVERVIEW OF NO SURPRISE ACT 
AND GOOD FAITH ESTIMATES 
BILLING
 
The No Surprises Act, which is included in the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 
2021, is intended to protect clients from unexpected medical bills. The No 
Surprises Act’s Good Faith Estimates Billing provision is intended to provide 
clients with an estimate of how much they will be billed for the medical care they 
will receive prior to their appointment.
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HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO PROVIDE THE 
GOOD FAITH ESTIMATE?
The Good Faith Estimate must be provided within the following time frame:
• If you scheduled service at least 03 days in advance, the Good Faith Estimate 
needs to be offered no later than 01 business day after the scheduling date,
• If you scheduled service at least ten days in advance, the Good Faith Estimate 
needs to be offered no later than 03 business days after the scheduling date,
• In other cases, the Good Faith Estimate must be offered 03 business days after 
the requested date.
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What are the steps for creating a 
Good Faith Estimate?
• Navigate the Overview page of the client
• Click New > Good Faith Estimate
• Fill out the form by manually updating the range of dates for the estimated number 
and nature of services
• Add other services by clicking “+Add service”
• Any additional comments can be added using the Notes field
• Click Save
• Review the document
• Click the pen icon for editing
• Click the printer icon for printing
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What else forms part of the No Surprise 
Act and Good Faith Estimates Billing?
The No Surprises Act also includes new balance billing restrictions, which 
typically apply to services provided at in-network facilities by out-of-network 
healthcare providers. Balance billing (billing consumers for the difference 
between the out-of-network provider’s rate and the insurance payment) for 
emergency care is prohibited by the Act. Balance billing is only permitted for 
non-emergency care if the consumer has been given notice and specific 
consent. There is much more to it, and the best solution is to book an 
appointment with 24/7 Medical Billing Services to know more about it.
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About 24/7 Medical Billing Services
24/7 Medical Billing Services is the nation’s 
leading medical billing service provider catering services to more than 43 
specialties across the entire 50 states. You can rely on us for end-to-end 
revenue cycle management. We guarantee up to 10-20% increase in the 
revenue with cost reduction of your practice for up to 50%. 
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24/7 Medical Billing Services,
28405 Osborn Road,
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