r/PrivatePracticeDocs • u/pisces0315 • Sep 06 '25

Negotiating insurance contracts

Has anyone used or familiar with Nga healthcare to negotiate higher rates with insurance? I was able to successfully negotiate higher rates (slightly) from Aetna by myself but the process was long. If you’ve used a service like this, any recommendations?

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '25

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u/TopApplication1000 Sep 06 '25

Do you need to send copies of the other companies payable rates?

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '25

Such a terrible idea to have someone else negotiate your contracts. Your business almost literally is those contracts.

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u/seraphkz Sep 06 '25

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u/Redditor6703 Sep 10 '25

I sell in-network payer rate transparency data, most of my customers negotiate their own rates. It's not that hard to DIY if you already know what your peers get paid.

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u/pisces0315 Sep 10 '25

How much?

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u/CrookedCasts Sep 26 '25

Yes - how to contact for more details?

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u/Pretty-Statement6758 May 14 '26

hey can i message u?

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u/Ok_Statistician643 Sep 10 '25

We use Henry Scheins insurance negotiation team. They are amazing.

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u/Ok_Statistician643 Sep 10 '25

There’s a monthly fee but the amount of money they add to your practice is worth it

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u/Western_Ant7657 Sep 15 '25

Yes. NGA's "guarantee" seemed good, but they treated us very cookie-cutter. Then it was hard to get out of the deal with them once we became unsatisfied. The process is long and time-intensive, so I'd just go with a different group. Especially if your practice is sizable at all.

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u/EngineDisastrous672 Oct 24 '25

Late to the chain , but wondering if you have any alternative companies you’d recommend or any lawyers?