Category: Medical Billing
Medical Transcription and Its Impact on Medical Billing
Medical transcription is the first step in a chain that ends with a paid or denied insurance claim. The...
Denial Management: The Most Common Denials and How to Fix Them
Claim denials are not random events. They are predictable outputs of specific process failures upstream of the claim. A...
Outsource Claims Processing: What Changes for Your Practice
When a practice outsources claims processing, the billing administration moves to the partner but the clinical and registration inputs...
Medical Billing Software: What to Look for Before You Buy
Medical billing software is not a revenue cycle solution. It is a tool that enables a revenue cycle solution....
Inpatient Coding for Physicians: What Changes in Hospital Settings
Physician inpatient coding uses a completely different CPT code set than outpatient coding, with different documentation requirements, different code...
Accounts Receivable In Medical Billing: How to Reduce Days in AR Without Hiring More Staff
Days in AR in medical billing is not primarily a staffing problem. It is a workflow problem. The...
What Is Claim Submission in Medical Billing and Why Most Practices Leave Money in the Process
Claim submission in medical billing is the process of translating a patient encounter into a coded claim, scrubbing it...
What Is Physician Billing and Why Most Practices Are Losing Revenue Without Knowing It
Physician billing is the full process of collecting payment for a physician’s professional services, from patient intake through final...
ABA Billing for Growing Practices: What Changes When You Add More BCBAs and RBT
ABA billing is already more complex than general medical billing at any size. When a practice adds BCBAs and...