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Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care IDR: win rates and median awards

What Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care providers win in No Surprises Act arbitration, from 3,620 published disputes.

What do Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care providers win at federal IDR? In the CMS federal IDR public use files, providers in Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care won 85.3 percent of decided federal IDR disputes under the No Surprises Act, across 3,620 published disputes. The median award was 2.6x the qualifying payment amount across decided line items in the specialty, and the median time from filing to decision was 42 days. Estimate your own case with the free IDR calculator.

85.3%win rate (decided)
2.6xmedian award vs QPA
42 daysmedian time to decision

Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care line items in the CMS federal IDR public use files, 2023 through 2025. Method on the methodology page.

A worked example

Take the most disputed Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care billing code, 99469, with a median qualifying payment amount of $887 in the files. A Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care dispute with a qualifying payment amount of $887 resolves at the specialty median of 2.6x, an estimated award of $2,306. A median is not a floor or a ceiling: half of decided line items in the specialty resolve higher and half lower.

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Top Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care billing codes at federal IDR

The most disputed Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care codes in the public use files, at the line-item grain. Median award is the median decided award in dollars for that code. Win rates are within decided line items for the code.

CodeLine itemsWin rateMedian QPAMedian award
9946980586.0%$887$1,937
9946860284.8%$2,821$4,425
9948056388.2%$251$593
9947955184.7%$261$617
9947729784.2%$864$1,721
9947224280.4%$550$1,952

Source: CMS federal IDR public use files, 2023 through 2025. "n/a" means CMS did not publish a usable dollar figure for that code.

Common questions

What percentage of Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care federal IDR disputes do providers win?

Providers won 85.3 percent of decided federal IDR disputes in Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care, across 3,620 disputes in the CMS federal IDR public use files. Decided disputes exclude default decisions, where one side never submitted an offer.

What is the median IDR award for code 99469?

Code 99469, the most disputed Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care code in the files, shows a median decided award of $1,937 against a median qualifying payment amount of $887, with an 86.0 percent provider win rate across 805 line items.

How long does a Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care IDR case take?

The median Neonatal & Pediatric Critical Care dispute took 42 days from filing to decision. The No Surprises Act process is written only: after the payer's initial payment there are 30 business days to start open negotiation, 30 to negotiate, then 4 to initiate arbitration. There is no hearing.

Related pages

Critical Care IDR, OB/GYN IDR, and Hospital Medicine IDR have their own pages, and the IDR calculator covers all 22 specialties. For filing help, Lido IDR files federal IDR for a flat fee per arbitration. To browse every published dispute, see idrexplorer.com.