Recover Lost Revenue Through No Surprise Act Arbitrations
We help providers streamline and win arbitration decisions with data-driven precision.
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Put your No Surprise Arbitrations on autopilot. Our data-centric solution and arbitration experts handle the entire process end-to-end.
Our model is trained on 850 thousand previous NSA cases and 45 billion healthcare price points to calculate your best offer.
Never pay excessive 20%+ commissions. We charge a flat monthly fee that provides predictable costs and savings, without compromising results.
Our internal software handles IDR form submission, email communication, and arbitration package to ensure we meet 100% of deadlines and present your strongest case.
We manage the full IDR process from intake to outcome, taking the burden off your team so that you can focus on providing care.
Don't hesitate to reach out if there are other questions we can answer!
To handle your arbitration, we ask you to submit a simple Intake Form, EOBs where appropriate, operation notes, and basic provider information. We always have an introductory onboarding call where we learn more about you and determine what information is required to maximize your winnings.
Unlike law firms that take excessive commissions on your winnings, we charge a flat monthly fee. We determine this fee based on the number of cases you expect to file. This ensures that our prices align with your practice.
Yes. No Surprise Analytics can handle your No Surprise Arbitrations at both a federal and state level.
Every case and arbitrator is different. Some decisions are reached in weeks, while others take months. We will do everything possible to expedite the process. For more information on the IDR timeline, click here.
We work with providers of all types and are excited to help. To reach out, please email us at info@nosurpriseanalytics.com, or enter your email in the form above.
No. No Surprise Analytics is not a law firm. We are technology company that helps healthcare providers win NSA arbitrations. We do have lawyers in-house, though, who also review your arbitrations.