Peer-reviewed scientific papers authored by the Neiman Institute investigators, fellows, and affiliates.
Congress enacted the No Surprises Act (NSA) in 2021. The NSA relies on the ability for providers to appeal their out-of-network payment through an arbitration process known as Independent Dispute Resolution. This study was designed to evaluate the effective access to IDR for mechanical thrombectomy. Full Article
Jonathan A Grossberg, Eric W Christensen, James M Milburn, Guilherme Dabus, Richard E Heller III, Joshua A Hirsch. 2024. "Neurointerventional payment for out-of-network mechanical thrombectomy in the era of the No Surprises Act," Journal of NeuroInterventional Surgery
A series of policy briefs and research columns focusing on topical issues in imaging health policy.
January 24, 2025
The winter edition includes studies on mobile mammography boosting breast cancer screening to Medicaid reimbursement challenges, workforce trends, and more! Expert spotlight featuring Rich Duszak, MD. Click on the link below to view the PDF version of our newsletter. HPI Neiman News Winter 2025 Released: January 24, 2025 Stay Informed: Subscribe to Read More
Infographics produced primarily with Neiman Almanac data to better understand current health care issues.
January 20, 2025
Diagnostic imaging interpretations by nonphysician practitioners (NPPs) are increasing. With hospital-based imaging overwhelmingly interpreted by radiologists, the researchers studied office-based interpretations by NPPs by their physician employer specialty. View Infographic
