The Medical Society of New Jersey has agreed to a partnership with Callagy Recovery aimed to help New Jersey physicians.
The partnership seeks to enforce physician’s rights from the No Surprises Act and recover underpayments and improperly denied reimbursements.
Across the country, medical associations are increasingly adopting enforcement- based solutions to combat systemic reimbursement failures. MSNJ’s participation hopes to add meaningful momentum to a multi-state initiative that is transforming how physicians are protected and compensated.
MSNJ President Peter Blumenthal saw it as a no-brainer.
“This partnership gives our physicians a powerful resource at a time when administrative burdens and reimbursement challenges are straining practices around the state,” he said. “Ensuring that physicians are paid fairly for the care they provide is central to sustaining access, strengthening independent practice, and preserving physician-led medicine in our state. We’re pleased to offer our members a tool that delivers real value and tangible results.”
Callagy Recovery’s national impact continues accelerating at historic rates:
- Over $75.3 million recovered for healthcare providers last month alone
- On pace to recover over $100 million in December
- On pace to exceed $1 billion in recovered reimbursements in 2026
- More than $1.1 billion recovered to date nationwide
Additionally, the partnership will deliver a streamlined suite of support programs for physicians, including:
- Educational programming on No Surprises Act enforcement
- Co-branded communications to increase physician awareness
- Full-contingency recovery services requiring no upfront cost and no added staff burden
- Transparent reporting that allows physicians to see the full picture of recovered revenue
