When running a private practice, most of your time centers around patient care. But at the end of the day, you still need to get paid. And that requires some kind of medical billing team. While some practices outsource their billing, you may determine that keeping your medical billing team in-house is the best option …
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Medical bill denials by insurance payers disrupt a practice’s ability to help patients. Here are 5 essential tips to mitigate this risk.
The patient billing experience plays a crucial role in your practice’s success and RCM. Learn how to optimize your patient billing process.
Burnout. It was the buzzword of 2021 and now, in 2022, it’s still ringing in our ears every day. Especially in the healthcare industry. In late May 2022, the U.S. Surgeon General issued a milestone report proposing solutions for the burnout problem plaguing healthcare. The advisory notes that there is a projected shortage of three …
One wrong digit can cause your claim to be denied. Learn about claim scrubbing and how it can lead to more revenue for your medical practice.
If you’re looking at your bottom line to find ways to increase practice revenue, read this article to learn how to improve revenue cycle management.
If you’re looking at your bottom line to find ways to increase practice revenue, read this article to learn how to improve revenue cycle management.
If you’re looking at your bottom line to find ways to increase practice revenue, read this article to learn how to improve revenue cycle management.
A new hospital price transparency law known as the No Surprises Act took effect on January 1, 2022. The act aims to eliminate “surprise medical bills” that insured consumers receive after undergoing care from out-of-network hospitals, doctors, or other providers they did not choose. The law, which Congress passed in late 2020, protects consumers by …
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A superbill is used to outline services offered, rendered, and pricing. It can be used in conjunction with a patient receipt to submit to the insurance carrier, confirming the patient has paid for out-of-network services. A superbill may also be referred to as an invoice. When a healthcare provider renders medical service to a patient, …
