Role Of Front Office Staff In Keeping Your Practice Reputation And Financial Health Safe
Here we will look at the characteristics and responsibilities that are executed by front office staff to keep your practice reputation and financial health safe.
Importance of Checking Patient’s Eligibility and Benefits with the Evolvement of Multiple Insurance Sub Plans
The consequences of not verifying eligibility often lead to increased costs for the patient and you
12 Things A Practice Must Do To Maximize Reimbursements
Here we list 12 points that a physician or an institute should focus on to maximize reimbursements.
Pre-Authorization – An Emerging Threat that Practice Should Keep a Watch On
As much as there are reasons and benefits to pre-authorization, it has come under so many criticisms. The following are some of the threats pre-authorization pose on practice.
Contract Renegotiation: When and Why Should You Renegotiate your Contract
When renegotiating the contract, you should use these tactics to improve your chances of successfully renegotiating the contract for your own benefit.
Planning to Outsource Your Medical Billing? 15 Things You Must Ask Your Billing Vendor for Successful Transition of In-house Billing Operations
Evaluating your medical billing vendor before outsourcing their services is key to the success of your project for your practice.
Key Things To Consider While Negotiating Medical Insurance Contracts
To negotiate a secure and beneficial contract, always put in some time and effort to study the strategies of the health plan
Credentialing: Best Practices That You Should Adopt For Successful Enrollment Into Insurance Panels That Includes All Sub plans
Credentialing with medical insurance companies is a significant step to gain inclusion into insurance payment panels.
Need For An Effective Denial Management Process To Keep AR Under Control and Help Practices Survive
Optimizing accounts receivable (AR) in medical practice demands rigorous attention to detail while making insurance claims.
Coding Challenges for Inpatient Evaluation & Management Services
The purpose of coding an E&M service in an inpatient setting is to justify the level of care provided to the patient in the form of codes.