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Retro Authorization

Retro authorization is a process where the payer reviews a service that has already been performed to determine if it was covered under the patient’s insurance policy and is medically necessary. This is typically done after the service has been completed and is used to recover payment for services that were not previously authorized. 

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The Prior Auth Regulation Reality Check: Beyond the Headlines

The Prior Auth Regulation Reality Check: Beyond the Headlines

Join Valer Co-Founder and CEO Dr. Steve Kim for an unfiltered look at what CMS-0057-F and WISeR will—and won’t—change for your patient access operations. This webinar breaks down the real-world implications behind the regulations, the gaps between policy and practice, and a practical checklist to help your team prepare for what’s next.

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