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Why Providers are not hiring an In-House Medical Billing Team?

Why Providers are not hiring an In-House Medical Billing Team?

There are several reasons why healthcare providers are not hiring an in-house medical billing team. The reasons include high cost, limited expertise, high employee turnover, and compliance risk. Limitations of In-House Medical Billing Team There are several limitations of having an in-house medical billing team, including: Cost: Maintaining an in-house billing team can be expensive. […]

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Avoiding Common Anesthesia Billing Pitfalls

Avoiding Common Anesthesia Billing Pitfalls

As anesthesia billing can be complex, it is important to avoid common pitfalls to ensure that claims are processed correctly and payment is received in a timely manner. Here are some tips to avoid common anesthesia billing pitfalls: Avoiding Common Anesthesia Billing Pitfalls: 1. Inaccurate Anesthesia Coding Some of the common anesthesia coding errors include […]

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Top 7 Insurance Claim Challenges Affecting Your Practice

Top 7 Insurance Claim Challenges Affecting Your Practice

Significance of Insurance Claim Submission Running a successful healthcare practice is much more challenging than delivering high-quality patient care services. Whether you are running a solo practice, a laboratory, a hospital, or a dental clinic, there are several things you need to get right, including insurance billing. Receiving accurate insurance reimbursements is considered the backbone […]

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Coding Guidelines for E&M Services

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CPT codes for Evaluation & Management (E&M) services are principally included in the CPT code range 99202-99499. The codes describe the site of service (e.g., office, hospital, home, nursing facility, emergency department, critical care), the type of service (e.g., new or initial encounter, follow-up or subsequent encounter), and various miscellaneous services (e.g., prolonged physician service, […]

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Differentiating Between Improper Payments and Medical Billing Fraud

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Medical practices sometimes equate improper payments with medical billing fraud. Improper payments could be unintentional where your received payment even after not meeting program requirements. While medical billing frauds are intentional where practices might through up-coding and unbundling try to receive more insurance reimbursements than allowed. For differentiating between improper payments and medical billing fraud, let’s […]

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Administration Expanding Access to Healthcare in 2024

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Strengthening Affordable Care Act (ACA) Recently, the Biden-Harris Administration released the 2024 Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters Proposed Rule that aims to further advance the Administration’s efforts to build on the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) efforts to provide and expand access to quality healthcare options for millions of consumers. This proposed rule would increase […]

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Understanding of No Surprises Act & Good Faith Estimates for 2023 Billing

Understanding of No Surprises Act & Good Faith Estimates for 2023 Billing

Basics of No Surprises Act The No Surprises Act went into effect on January 1, 2022. This Act is aimed at reducing ‘surprise bills’ to patients in the context of services provided at hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers and includes requirements for hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers, as well as physicians providing services at such […]

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Billing Medicare for Initial Preventive Physical Examination

Initial Preventive Physical Examination

Initial Preventive Physical Examination (IPPE) The initial preventive physical examination (IPPE) is a preventive visit also known as a ‘Welcome to Medicare Preventive Visit’. Medicare pays for one IPPE per beneficiary per lifetime for beneficiaries within the first 12 months of the effective date of the beneficiary’s first Part B coverage period. The IPPE may […]

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