Your practice is dedicated to offering personalized care to each of your patients. At MBC, we apply that same level of customization to your medical billing and coding. Each healthcare specialty has its own complex billing requirements, and every practice has distinct objectives. That’s why we don’t just handle your billing; we customize our solutions […]
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The Future of Medical Billing: Aligning with Value-Based Care
The future of medical billing is being reshaped by the value-based care approach, marking a significant shift in healthcare dynamics. Healthcare costs are skyrocketing, outpacing income growth, with deductibles rising by 212% over the past decade. By 2050, over 90 million adults in the US alone will be aged 64 or above, with chronic diseases […]
How a Central Billing Office Can Boost Your Practice’s Efficiency?
Did you know that a Central Billing Office (CBO) can boost the efficiency and revenue of your medical practice? It is no secret that the financial success of a healthcare practice is directly associated with its efficiency. According to research conducted by the American Academy of Family Physicians, practices that neglect efficiency spend approximately 60% […]
Automating Your Workflow: The Future of Medical Billing
Workflow automation is reshaping the future of medical billing, signifying a noteworthy transformation in the healthcare sector. Studies show that nearly 80% of medical bills in the US contain errors, resulting in substantial revenue loss. Efficient billing processes are crucial for sustaining revenue and ensuring seamless operations in a successful medical practice. However, manual billing […]
Tracking Lag Days: A Crucial Metric for Practice Owners
To function well, Practice owners require a variety of factors, the most important of which is financing. However, the time between the date of serving and the submission of a claim has a significant impact on financial returns. These durations are referred to as “lag days.” This post will look at the relevance of lag […]
The Role of a Central Billing Office (CBO) in Healthcare
In the complex and ever-changing landscape of healthcare, providers face challenges related to reimbursement rules, coding requirements, and regulatory compliance. Managing the financial aspects of a healthcare organization effectively can be daunting. This is where the Central Billing Office (CBO) steps in. What is a Central Billing Office (CBO)? A Central Billing Office (CBO) is […]
Why does Nobody Understand Your Practice Like You Do?
You understand your practice because your vision and philosophy has shaped your practice. Managing medical practices requires a unique combination of medical knowledge, commercial acumen, and interpersonal skills. In trying to provide the best possible care for your patients while navigating the complexity of the healthcare landscape, you have dedicated many hours to developing and […]
Efficient Solutions for Anesthesia Claim Rejections
Every billing specialist strives to minimize anesthesia claim rejections. Unfortunately, rejections are a part of everyday life, causing complications in an industry that is heavily regulated and compliant. However, with correct procedures and processes, experts like Medical Billers and Coders may address rejections more quickly and effectively, immediately impacting cash flow and lowering billing expenses. […]
A Closer Look at Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement
Physicians’ Perspective: Understanding the Choice In the realm of healthcare, the decision between Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement plans is a significant one for seniors. Physicians, as guides in this decision-making process, offer valuable insights into the complexities of “Medicare Advantage vs. Medicare Supplement.” Grasping the Basics: A Physician’s Guide Choosing Wisely Physicians stress the […]
Strategies for Managing Legacy AR in US Healthcare Billing
US Healthcare Billing Healthcare organizations in the US frequently keep track of unpaid payments owed to them by patients or insurance companies for their healthcare billing services. These outstanding payments are entered into the accounts receivable ledger. Some of these overdue payments may become more difficult to collect over time when US Healthcare Billing systems […]