Medical Billing & Collections

There's no more putting it off. If your practice hasn't started preparing for ICD-10 it's already behind. Here's how to catch up.

Finding the best resource to pull together and analyze pertinent practice data is a great step in making the best decisions for your business.

Outsourcing your billing to a third-party billing company doesn't have to hurt. Good communication is key; here are the important questions you should be asking.

Patient deductibles will continue to rise to record levels in 2015. Here's how to prepare your practice.

Stepping up ICD-10 preparations should be a top 2015 resolution for many medical practices. Here are four tips.

CMS has finally given physicians a glimpse of its plans to expand reimbursement for telehealth services provided to Medicare beneficiaries.

Start 2015 off on the right foot. Here are 12 ways medical practice experts say your practice can collect more from patients.

Rarely does the federal government hand physicians a tool that makes life a little better. That’s what OIG Opinion 12-22 does, and now data backs up the theory.

When creating year-end reports, it's best to keep a positive outlook and prepare to propose solutions.

If you're considering concierge medicine, do you become a DIY-er, or do you look to experts?

As the New Year approaches, it is best to re-verify patients' insurance benefits to avoid a poor customer experience.

Assessing your medical practice for risks and determining the likelihood and severity of impact will help you determine the most important areas to focus on.

By monitoring a few simple areas in your practice, you are more likely to financially stay on target and be successful.

Here are three general processes your practice should take into consideration when building its CDI program for better documentation and coding.

CDI will be important with ICD-10 to ensure your practice is staying on top of the clinical documentation and accurate coding. Here's what you need to know.

RemitDATA's Aaron Hood explores the most common unexpected denials at practices nationwide, with a special focus on internal medicine.

Our practice does internal chart reviews on our physicians for coding accuracy. What do you feel is an appropriate passing score?

Anders Gilberg of the MGMA discusses your practice's obligation to accept federal or state exchange plans and how to manage them properly.

As the health exchange open enrollment period begins, here are some tips for managing new health insurance plans better than your practice did in 2014.

Utilizing practice data and becoming a "data whisperer" is your best course to solve problems that creep up in your practice.

Payment software could boost revenue and improve efficiencies at your practice. Here's how to get on board.

RemitDATA's Aaron Hood explores the most common unexpected denials at practices nationwide, with a special focus on pediatrics.

Combining forces to work as a team will increase your practice's chances of getting paid, and can actually decrease workload.

A change by CMS to its claims submission process for Medicare Advantage affects both physicians and their practices. Here's what you need to know.