FAQ
Direct answers for providers evaluating reimbursement counsel.
Clear answers on No Surprises Act arbitration, provider-side disputes, nationwide representation, and the first steps in a revenue recovery review.
Need claim-specific guidance?
General answers help. A consultation or structured review determines whether your actual claim portfolio justifies escalation.
What is No Surprises Act arbitration?
No Surprises Act arbitration is the federal IDR process providers use to resolve eligible out-of-network payment disputes after open negotiation fails.
Do you work with providers nationwide?
Yes. Halkovich Law represents healthcare providers and facilities across the United States in reimbursement disputes, arbitration, and litigation.
What types of claims can be reviewed?
Reviews can include No Surprises Act matters, commercial underpayments, ERISA and self-funded plan disputes, out-of-network claims, NJ PIP arbitration, and NJ Workers' Comp matters.
What is the first step?
The first step is either a direct consultation or the Revenue Recovery Review, depending on how much claim detail needs to be reviewed.
How long does recovery take?
Timing depends on the claim mix, payor behavior, documentation, and whether the matter is best handled through negotiation, arbitration, or litigation.
Next step
Move from general questions to a real claim review.
Use the review form for broader reimbursement issues, or request a direct consultation if the matter is active and time-sensitive.