#AskAOA: No Surprises Act AND Provider Relief Update
On Dec. 27, 2020, the No Surprises Act was signed into law. The No Surprises Act is aimed at addressing situations in which patients receive surprise medical bills when they inadvertently or unknowingly receive care from an out-of-network provider. Get the information regarding the No Surprises Act in a recorded webinar, hosted by Jeff Michaels, O.D., from Jan. 24, 2022. This webinar also includes an update on provider relief fund reporting.
Jeff Michaels, O.D.
January 24, 2022
HHS Good Faith Estimate template
Seeing the eclipse, and the AOA, everywhere
Ahead of this year’s total solar eclipse, the AOA and doctors of optometry jumped in early and often to educate the public about eye safety.
Does your practice do in-house billing? Here’s something to know
Save 10 hours, see 11 more patients each week—that’s how much time doctors say they recapture weekly by delegating nonphysician tasks to well-trained or certified staff.
Protecting patient privacy when a clinical observer visits
An optometry student is shadowing you at your practice. Does your patient need to give their consent?