Managing accounts receivable (A/R) in medical billing involves tracking and collecting payments from both insurers and patients for services provided. Effective A/R management is vital for cash flow and financial health. By implementing a consistent and comprehensive...
The patient experience is everything in today’s rapidly evolving healthcare scenario. Things can be especially overwhelming when it comes to navigating dental insurance coverage. Imagine the patient...
Verifying dental insurance is a crucial step in the billing process that has a significant impact on a dental practice’s cash flow and patient satisfaction. Insurance verification involves...
Radiology procedures play a crucial role in diagnosing the cause of symptoms, monitoring treatment effectiveness, and screening for conditions like cancer and heart disease. Interventional radiology...
Ever-changing regulations, complex reimbursement trends and shifting payer landscapes have made effective dental revenue cycle management (RCM) foundational for a practice’s financial success....
A well-managed claim lifecycle is critical for the financial health of a dental practice. Handling the dental claim process effectively ensures timely reimbursements, fewer denials, and a smoother...
While both dental and medical revenue cycle management (RCM) aim to optimize revenue for healthcare providers, they have distinct aspects that differentiate them. RCM in dentistry presents unique...
For dental practices, maintaining financial stability is essential for ensuring smooth and efficient operations that maximize revenue and patient satisfaction. Dental revenue cycle management (RCM)...
Claim submission and denial management are the two steps that typically comprise the major portion of the medical billing workflow. While these steps are the key to obtaining proper reimbursements...
Billing for dental services can be a complex process due to the need to understand specific CDT codes, and navigate varying insurance plans, payer policies, and changing regulations. While...
Understanding anesthesia modifiers and HCPCS Level II modifiers is essential for accurate medical billing and coding. These two-digit codes provide critical information to payers about the...
