Marsha Sosebee

Having gone through the medical system as a patient I came away with some insight into the lives of patients that billers usually don't see.

Why the end of the year is stressful for medical billers at physician practices, and what they can do to alleviate some of that stress.

With so much upheaval going on, it can look like a bad time to be a medical biller. Why this isn't always the case.

Little things can add up, as this glimpse into a day in the life of a medical biller reveals.

A lesson in staying calm when your day as a medical biller is nothing but frustrating.

The one thing Obamacare has done is put everyone in the same boat, a boat called limbo. We don’t really know how it’s all going to work.

Every workplace has conflict. The goal is to find professional, respectful, and fair resolution. Here are eight ways to meet that goal in your medical practice.

The talent of physicians isn't enough to keep a medical practice in business. How to recognize those employees and issues that work against your practice.

What would really make a biller really happy? Here is my wish list.

The most difficult patients are the ones who refuse the help medical practices can offer them.

A biller walks a tight rope when it comes to inter-office relationships. Here’s why.

Most practice staff would say the medical biller is more often than not in a bad mood. Here’s why.

To excel in billing, one must have skin as thick as an East Texas armadillo and juggling abilities of a circus act.

Here are five simple ways to get to know and appreciate a key member of your medical practice staff: your biller.

Take a peek inside the diary of a medical biller to see what really happens each day at her desk. Chances are, the same thing is happening at your practice.

Getting paid by insurance companies can be like fighting a war. Here are my top five weapons to manage accounts receivable and get what it is owed from payers.

Here are some tips that have saved my medical practice's bottom line more than once over the last 20 years. It's all about getting and staying organized.

Thoughts on the difficulty of juggling physicians' requirements, patients' demands, co-workers' needs, and still getting your job done as a medical biller.

Here is step-by-step guidance to getting paid what is owed your medical practice, starting with strong policies and staff training.

There will always be difficult people and situations when working at a medical practice. Sometimes you just have to recognize that fact, accept it, and prepare for it.