Medical Billing & Collections

Advice to help your front office staff start the billing process off right.

Traditional paper statements and calls have been increasingly ineffective.

Though similar to other specialties, some billing codes are unique for behavioral therapy.

Every medical practice will have patients with unpaid balances, but those that have smart collection strategies in place will be better off.

CMS has been playing hardball regarding claims, which should keep everyone honest while saving the federal government money.

Well-documented processes, as well as a properly trained staff are critical for success

What practices should be looking for in collection agencies

The best approach for practices to use.

A first-party and third-party approach can fit a particular practice’s needs

Why physicians should be trying to keep balance billing down

Careful communications can help improve your collection methods and decrease time between service and payment.

If you are a physician practice owner who is considering a merger at some point, it is vital to learn more about this process early in the game.

A fast and cost-efficient way to inform people about what they owe.

Advanced, user-friendly artificial intelligence (AI) solutions can save clinics $7 billion each year

The basics of a diversified asset protection plan.

Maximize your ability to thrive as a professional.

Why has Medicare separated depression and alcohol screenings, and will patients incur cost-sharing with new patient portal E&M codes?

Documents required for Chronic Care management code 99490 and fulfilling the consult requirement.

Despite crossover in forms, both represent different things.

Practices are using E&M codes to bill for non-physician educational visits, but is this ok?

Medical practices are struggling to collect patient accounts while honoring payer contracts. Here's what not to do.

Here are six resolutions that can improve your billing and collections in 2020.

Helping your patients avoid sticker shock can benefit your practice - but sharing your rates is not as simple as it sounds.