With these easy to use forms, directions and advice, you can easily get your private practice compliant with the “No Surprise Act.” We did all the research, so you don’t have to. There is a lot of misinformation out there, like including “The Good Faith Estimate” in Service Agreements'/Disclosure Statements or giving mental illness diagnosis before seeing clients in session. There are legal, ethical ways to comply with this law, and while you shouldn’t take short-cuts on this one, you don’t have to make it complicated.