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Healthcare Provider & Ambulatory Surgery Center Rate Reimbursement

Outcome Achieved
Enhanced Reimbursement Rates & Regulatory Clearance
Sector / Industry
Healthcare Systems, Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs) & Medical Practices
Governing Law / Statutes
Texas Insurance Code (Chapters 843 & 1301 Prompt Pay Clean Claim Rules), ERISA § 502(a), Texas Medical Practice Act

The High-Stakes Challenge

Commercial insurance payers systematically depressed, delayed, and under-reimbursed contracted fee schedules for independent ambulatory surgery centers and specialized physician networks.

Procedural Background & Motions

Insurers deployed complex administrative appeals and solvency defenses to delay millions in required healthcare reimbursement payments.

Our Legal Strategy

Pioneered innovative statutory litigation under the Texas Prompt Pay Clean Claims Act (Tex. Ins. Code §§ 843.338, 1301.103), challenged insurer calculation formulas, and defended practitioners in administrative and licensing board proceedings.

The Outcome & Results

Secured significantly higher contracted reimbursement rates, recovered delayed statutory funds with statutory interest, and protected physician licensure.

Key Takeaway

“Challenging institutional insurance payers requires deep mastery of both administrative solvency rules and statutory prompt-pay fee-shifting mechanics.”

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