The Hidden Revenue Crisis in Arkansas

and the Arbitration Strategy Changing Everything

Presented by AHA and AHA Services, Inc. in cooperation with: 

Arkansas Hospitals are losing millions in revenue every year because insurance carriers are systematically underpaying out-of-network claims - and counting on providers to not push back. 

The No Surprises Act created a powerful legal pathway for recovery, and the results are striking. On average, hospitals that engage the federal arbitration process recover 2 to 3 times their initial insurance payment. Yet fewer than 10% of eligible claims are ever disputed. 

This presentation breaks down exactly how the arbitration process works, what it takes to win, and how Arkansas hospitals can stop leaving money on the table. Whether you are managing a large health system or a community hospital, the opportunity to recovery significant revenue is already sitting in your existing claims. 

The question is not whether the money is there. The question is whether you have the right strategy to get it back.  

Faculty
Tom LaGreca, Esq. Chief Growth Officer & General Counsel & Co-Founder, Callagy Recovery

Thomas is an attorney who started with Callagy Law in early 2012 and who, in addition to serving as Legal Counsel to Callagy Recovery as a partner at Callagy Law, is Callagy Recovery’s Chief Growth Officer. He is also a founding member of Callagy Recovery. Thomas joined Callagy Law in the beginning of 2012 and Callagy Recovery in 2024. Thomas has spoken across the country on the NSA and State Surprise Bill Laws for the past six years, even before the NSA was passed but not yet in effect. These engagements have been before numerous medical associations in various states. He, along with Sean Callagy, have been consulted by Health and Human Services on the implementation of the NSA, and they have assisted Congressional leaders in drafting and proposing amendments to the NSA to cure some of its defects.