| ▲ | littlexsparkee 8 hours ago | |
Here is the distinction: > They do it by capitalizing on a law intended to protect patients from surprise billing by providers not in their insurance plan. Under the law, those providers can file for arbitration, where they are able to make a case for much higher payments than they could otherwise receive from health plans. | ||
| ▲ | ceejayoz 8 hours ago | parent [-] | |
But why does the arbitrator deem $22k/hour reasonable? What the fuck is happening at that point? | ||