Did you know? Medical coding errors alone are responsible for an eye-watering $36 billion-drain in the form of lost revenue, rejected claims and fines! That’s not pocket change, but a hard hit to your practice’s bottom line. The good news? Well, this loss isn’t...
In-house Claim Management Is Difficult Health insurance claims management is a pivotal aspect of running a successful medical practice, directly influencing the patient-provider relationship. The...
Anesthesia is a complex branch of service that comes with its own unique set of standards and procedures. Therefore, it’s no surprise that anesthesia has its own specialized billing process. The...
The healthcare industry is undergoing a radical change marked by the aftermath of the global pandemic, AI revolution, increasing patient expectations, and workforce shortage. In the eye of this...
Most insurance companies have different regulations, making properly handling prior authorizations challenging. Adding to the problem, payers may add new services to their prior auth list every...
The medical billing process consists of certain well-defined steps to ensure smooth and efficient workflow and maximized financial performance. The steps range from patient registration to insurance...
Healthcare receivables or accounts receivable (AR) in medical billing is the total amount of money owed to a healthcare provider by patients, insurance companies, or other payers for services...
It can be a challenge to run a successful practice while also providing high quality patient care. In order to thrive in an increasingly competitive market, your medical practice needs to adopt...
As a dentist you may sometimes be required by patients or insurance companies to perform medical-dental cross coding. This involves submitting dental procedures to a patient’s medical plan rather...
Is insurance eligibility verification that important for your practice? Yes, it is. Most practices realize that a large proportion of their administrative costs are related to not performing proper...
On January 1, 2024, the American Dental Association (ADA) released a total of 16 CDT code changes comprising 14 additions, 2 revisions, and several policy revisions. One highlight of this year’s...
