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Trilatic

Federal No Surprises Act IDR entity

Trilatic

Trilatic is preparing to operate as an independent dispute resolution entity under the No Surprises Act (45 CFR 149.510). It will decide out-of-network payment disputes between providers, facilities, and providers of air ambulance services on one side and group health plans and health insurance issuers on the other, on the written record and within the statutory deadlines, and will publish how.

Status: Not certified. An application for certification as an independent dispute resolution entity under 45 CFR 149.510 is in preparation. Not accepting disputes.

On the written record

Every determination is decided on the written submissions -- no hearing, no ex parte contact, the same process for every dispute regardless of who selected us.

Within the statutory deadlines

Eligibility, review, and determination each run against the federal IDR clock, and our own turnaround against it is published, not asserted.

On a published operating record

Timeliness, outcome mix, factor usage, and calibration are published quarterly, with small cells (n<11) suppressed rather than rounded.

Business days, counted under 45 CFR 149.510(c). Selection shows the joint-selection/random-assignment range; eligibility, determination, and fee disposition are the outer statutory deadlines, not our own turnaround (published separately at service commitments).

Live operating record

suppressed until n ≥ 11On-time (within 30 business days)
suppressed until n ≥ 11Eligibility refusal rate
suppressed until n ≥ 11Default-determination rate
suppressed until n ≥ 11Predictive capacity (on-time)

A preview of the full resolver record; small cells (n<11) are suppressed, not rounded.

What we publish

Methodology

What a determination considers, what it may not, and how a credentialed reviewer decides and signs. Version nsa_idr_passport_v1.

Read the methodology →

Resolver record

Our timeliness, outcome mix, factor usage, and calibration, published quarterly with small cells suppressed.

View the resolver record →

Service commitments

Our published turnaround and rationale commitments, each shown next to our live operating record.

View service commitments →

Eligibility pre-screen

An anonymous, PII-free tool to check federal-IDR eligibility before naming or objecting to an entity.

Open the pre-screen →

For initiating parties

Naming us, batching, timing, and fees, for the party filing a dispute.

Read for initiating parties →

For non-initiating parties

What to expect if we are named, our conflict and objection process, and what we publish.

Read for non-initiating parties →

Programs

Every dispute-resolution program in our catalog: governing cite, how a review concludes, clocks, and fee rule.

View programs →

/verify/<determination id> — every determination we issue is sealed on a hash chain; any party or court can verify a determination by its id.

For neutrals

Case-management software for other certified neutrals -- TDI-certified Texas SB 1264 arbitrators, Washington BBPA arbitrators, and certified federal IDR entities -- run their own cases on the same engine. Every draft is a proposal the arbitrator of record edits and signs; Trilatic never decides a case. $99.00 per case. See the workbench.

Case-team personnel (attorneys and senior reviewers holding the required arbitration credentials) are engaged under contingent, per-case agreements, and are listed by name and credential once this entity's certification is complete.

Trilatic screens every dispute against a single family counterparty ledger and recuses per party under 45 CFR 149.510(a)(2)(iv)(D); the structure and the controls are set out at /independence.