Revenue Cycle Management

While many practices are reining in expenses, it may make sense to outsource revenue cycle management as a way to improve your bottom line.

Do you find your front-desk staff creating extra work for themselves when it comes to patient registration? Here are five ways technology can help.

ICD-10 is here, so be sure your medical practice is addressing all related issues to avoid a hit to your bottom line.

Avoid problems with reimbursement through accurate and specific coding in ICD-10. Here are some tips to do that.

Even if you haven’t seen an uptick in denials, the ICD-10 transition could affect your bottom line. Here are some ways to ensure that doesn’t happen.

Do yourself a favor: participate in as many quality programs as make sense for your practice.

A new billing code allows docs to be reimbursed for non face-to-face care for patients with two or more chronic conditions lasting 12 months or more.

Some medical practices are cutting out insurance companies and providing services directly to employers, thereby reducing overhead and cost to patients.

Exporting EHR data into Excel gives practices more flexibility to track trends and improve upon issues in the revenue cycle.

Looking at daily, weekly, and monthly revenue cycle reports doesn’t do much on its own, unless you compare them and track trends.

What were the top five most commonly unexpected procedures that were denied in August? RemitData laid out all the answers in this infographic.

Practices can no longer afford to be remiss about collecting outstanding patient balances, as high-deductible health plans are forcing patients to pay more.

Developing better patient collections processes depends not just on good staff policies and training, but the newest in HIPAA-compliant technology.

The challenges of ICD-10 are only getting started with denial and claim error rates set to rise. Here’s one way to avoid these travails.

Wondering if social media marketing is worth it? Here's how you can determine your ROI for time spent on social media.

Unconventional choices in the past steered us to success in the present. But it’s the future that's looking murky for our independent practice.

The upcoming coding change requires reimbursement monitoring by practices and perhaps a review of claims appeal processes as well.

The most successful practices prioritize training of technology tools to optimize the revenue cycle. Here are five tips to keeping staff up to speed.

Most practices are not taking advantage of the tech tools their EHR offers that can help them in the revenue cycle. Here are five to know.

Medical billers can feel like game-show contestants when trying to collect payment from insurance companies.

Once practices have reports on their financial data, they should know what to look for and when to suspect underlying problems.

To achieve revenue growth goals, practices should look at these five key areas and see where they currently stand.

Take a quiz on CPT codes, denials, CARCs, and other medical claims information, using data from the first quarter of 2015 provided by RemitDATA.

Here are nine good reasons to receive all in-network payer remittances via the Automated Clearing House system.

Patients and payers are your two main practice revenue sources. Here's how to collect more for the work you do every day.