Melanie is a writer, editor and marketer who has spent the last decade in healthcare content marketing. As Gentem’s content marketing manager, she oversees content strategy, branding and execution.
Healthcare content is Melanie’s passion. Whether it’s for providers or patients, she believes in creating clear, easy-to-understand content that makes the reader’s life easier.
You’ve undoubtedly heard the buzz around automation in the healthcare industry. But the buzz is perhaps loudest when addressing needs within revenue cycle management (RCM). Technology, billing and RCM organizations
If your practice has crossed the bridge from self-pay to in-network, you’re likely familiar with insurance billing. It’s a necessary process — without it, you won’t get paid for the
It would be an understatement to say that artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are “trending topics” today. Everywhere you look, there’s a headline about a new use case for OpenAI’s
When it comes to relationships, we yearn for the days when they finally feel comfortable. A point when the anxiety is gone. When you can breathe easy and know that
Gentem has put together a cheat sheet of CMS-approved telehealth codes. For more details, please check out this tool kit from CMS.
As a self-pay practice, you may already have a steady stream of patients who come through your door. But you know there’s potential to increase that patient flow — potential
There are many moving parts to your practice’s revenue cycle management (RCM). But one of the most critical components is your accounts receivable, or A/R. Tracking and improving accounts receivable
Working in billing and revenue cycle management (RCM) means understanding a lot of different codes and code sets. There are current procedural terminology (CPT) codes, evaluation and management (E/M) codes
Another year has come and gone — and that means it’s time for predictions on the year ahead. While 2022 may have been a bumpy ride for the healthcare industry
A new year is right around the corner and that means changes to evaluation and management (E/M) codes and documentation. The 2023 E/M changes include almost 400 editorial revisions to
