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STAT+: How the No Surprises Act’s nonprofit arbitrators are operating like ‘mini gods’ and getting rich doing it

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STAT+: How the No Surprises Act’s nonprofit arbitrators are operating like ‘mini gods’ and getting rich doing it
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Before it won a lucrative government contract, iMPROve Health’s very future was in question.   



The Michigan-based nonprofit lost over $2 million in 2022 alone — over a third of its revenue — on top of losses in previous years. There were budget cuts; it ditched the office, went remote, and even discussed selling the company. 



“We had conversations about, ‘Should we merge and be an organization that someone acquires?’ We had tho

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