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|Videos|October 19, 2020
Steps for physicians to optimize financial clearance
Author(s)Drew Boxler, Logan Lutton
Adhering to best practice points to optimize collections from insured patients is a constant necessity
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Adhering to best practice points to optimize collections from insured patients is a constant necessity. Dan Dooley, VP of physician services at R1, discusses some more steps to help secure financial clearance.
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