Paid-Sick-Days Concept as a Preventive Option for Federal Healthcare Expenditure

“Coming at a time when Federal Government itself is promulgating radical healthcare reforms to tackle growing medical expenditure on public healthcare, and promote efficient and quality medical care to its ever growing insured population, this paid-sick-days concept promises to complement the macro healthcare reforms formulated by the Federal Health Department.” Strange it might seem, yet […]

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Fall in Doctor Office Visits by Patients Under 65

US physicians recently have been experiencing a gradual decrease in visits by privately insured patients younger than 65. IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics, a health care research firm tracked an overall 4% drop in patient visits in 2011 compared with 2010, and Thomson Reuters Healthcare showed September physician office visits were down 8% compared with […]

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Revenue Cycle Improvements for Physicians and Clinics: An Overview

The revenue cycle management process starts even before the patient visits a physician’s office or a clinic or hospital and ends when full reimbursement is realized. The scope for improvements in the revenue cycle management process has been accentuated in the recent times due to changes in the health care industry and the health policies […]

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Increased inaccuracy in claims payments by health insurers

Commercial health insurance has registered an increase of 2% over the existing average claims processing error rate of 19.3%. This 2% translates to an extra 3.6 million in erroneous claim payments, and costs an additional estimated $1.5 billion in highly avoidable administrative costs to the health system. AMA (American Medical Association) has released its Fourth […]

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