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last month about numerous cultural institutions dealing with backlash surrounding funding from the family that has, for more than five decades, donated to museums around the world.
The law uses a unique process of arbitration, a negotiation process forcing doctors and insurers to negotiate a price on a service, which is determined with the help of a neutral arbiter. The process can “force insurers and doctors to make honest guesses about what the price should be.” “New York’s law passed in 2015. It had the support of the emergency room doctors and the insurance plans, two lobbies that often find themselves at loggerheads in these type of debates,” Sarah writes. “Now when a New York doctor thinks a health plan has underpaid, this law will often prevent the doctor from turning to the patient for the additional money in the way Knafo’s surgeon did. Under the baseball-style arbitration law, the doctor can go to the state and request an arbitration process.
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