When it comes to healthcare providers, the revenue cycle is not just about delivering care – it is also about ensuring that every claim submitted gets efficiently reimbursed. One of the most overlooked yet critical steps in the medical billing process is insurance...
Schmorl’s nodes, also known as intravertebral disc herniations, are protrusions of the cartilage of the intervertebral disc into the vertebral body. Often asymptomatic, the nodes are often detected incidentally during imaging studies. Their presence can be clinically...
What is a Medical Clearinghouse Service? Clearinghouse services in medical billing refer to third-party solutions that act as intermediaries between healthcare providers and payers for processing healthcare transactions. A clearinghouse is responsible for receiving...
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 verification to claims submission and follow-up payments. Even the...
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 rendered. In a complex environment with ever-increasing federal regulations,...
