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Wound care has acquired a new significance as a healthcare discipline and due to a growing aging population in the US; a sizable portion suffer from ailments that expose them to the risk of wounds that require protracted wound care treatment.
The challenge it presents to physicians, hospitals and also to patients is that all types of wound care are not covered by insurance and the ones that are covered require a series of administrative activities, like proper documentation with accurate detailing of medical details of the treatment episode to establish insurance eligibility, which also involves maintaining and furnishing details to establish that the treatment was administered upon the advice of a physician and carried out in the physician’s presence when required.
But even before starting this cumbersome process to prepare and submit claims, care providers have to determine whether the wound treatment they are claiming reimbursement for is covered by the insurance coverage policy framed by Medicare and Medicaid (CMS), which requires familiarity not just with medical necessities but also with insurance coverage.
Your practice can suffer with changing healthcare conditions and reductions in reimbursements can prevent you from retaining quality staff. At the same time maintaining the level of profitability for your practice can be quite a challenge.
Our Vermont medical billing professionals, with their exceptional expertise in billing and collections services can help you to streamline your daily operations as well as increase your practices’ expansion and find more time to deliver your patients with the highest degree of care. These Billers are present in almost all major cities of Vermont like Burlington, Essex, Rutland, Colchester, and South Burlington.
Our Billers are specialized in providing the following Medical Billing functions:
Dealing with a variety of payers in Vermont while you concentrate on Patient care can be just one of those various advantages your practice can derive from these billing professionals. These Billers are also motivated to keep their certifications updated so as to help your clinic collect better revenue on the basis of their knowledge.
Training and maintaining administrative staff was never easy and in a situation where you loose them often, you must know a good place to get the best resource, fortunately we currently have a many experienced billers and coders in Vermont.
Our Billers in the state of Vermont are specialized to service medical practices as per the regulations of the state government. Their knowledge and experience has been acquired by years of efforts in perfecting medical billing procedures which they now leverage to help your practice collect more revenue.
The federal government’s effort to reduce healthcare cost can only be supported by physicians in the state of Vermont by optimizing costs and enhancing revenue. Letting a specialist handle your medical billing can help you improve collections by 20%.
Accurate Coding and code audit along with timely insurance follow up and account receivables are the basis on which thesebillers in Vermont guarantee higher profitability for your clinic. Their experience in various software and certification in the medical billing processes will support your practice to grow steadily.
MBC’s team of medical billers and coders are experienced in handling the entire cycle of activities ranging from determining insurance eligibility to submitting claims and performing routine follow-ups. However, wound care being a treatment that’s administered by care providers of all sizes and also independent physicians, choosing a billing and coding service model which is scalable enough to fit any size and need becomes a challenge for care providers.
MBC offers two types of service models, one an outsourced billing and coding and another revenue management consulting model:
Both the models have helped big and small care providers involved in wound care in all the states of the US to overcome the challenge presented by administrative activities to claim insurance improve their revenues and optimize their in-house resources: either by streamlining processes and training them such that the staff have a thorough knowledge of activities they have to perform and details handle to prepare and claim insurance accurately minimizing chances of claim rejections or by thoroughly sparing themselves the responsibilities to handle insurance administrative activities themselves.
