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The out-of-network healthcare experience for patients is often a confusing one.
Learn how MultiPlan is working to make the journey better for Americans.
The role that MultiPlan plays in the U.S. healthcare system is an important one. Our team strives to make healthcare more transparent, fair, and affordable for all. The work we do is something we are proud to talk about with the healthcare industry, colleagues, and our friends & families. With the ongoing expansion and enhancement of our products, we have never been better positioned to increase the value we deliver to more than 60 million consumers, 1.4 million contracted providers, 100,000 employers, and 700 customers.
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The Qualifying Payment Amount (QPA) plays a significant role in the No Surprises Act (NSA). When managing compliance with the NSA, it is essential to understand what the QPA is and how it impacts payors, providers, and members.
The Qualifying Payment Amount (QPA) plays a significant role in the No Surprises Act (NSA). When managing compliance with the NSA, it is essential to understand what the QPA is and how it impacts payors, providers, and members.
The Qualifying Payment Amount (QPA) plays a significant role in the No Surprises Act (NSA). When managing compliance with the NSA, it is essential to understand what the QPA is and how it impacts payors, providers, and members.
MultiPlan’s team of experts helps healthcare payors manage the cost of care, improve their competitiveness and inspire positive change.
Webpage last updated: 12/10/24
