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Efficient Billing Solutions for Large and Complex Cardiology Practices

Efficient Billing Solutions for Large and Complex Cardiology Practices

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, cardiology practices face unique challenges when it comes to billing and revenue cycle management. Large and complex cardiology practices, in particular, must navigate a complex web of coding, compliance, and insurance intricacies while providing high-quality patient care. In this article, we will explore the challenges faced and the efficient […]

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Accurately Billing CPT 75716

Accurately Billing CPT 75716

CPT 75716 Description CPT 75716 refers to a radiological procedure known as “Angiography, extremity, unilateral, radiological supervision and interpretation.” This procedure involves the use of X-rays to examine the blood vessels in one extremity (arm or leg) to diagnose conditions such as blockages, narrowing, or aneurysms. It requires a contrast medium to be injected into […]

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Things to know about Cardiology Billing and Coding

Things to know about Cardiology Billing and Coding

Cardiology billing and coding are complex for several reasons. This specialty experiences regular amendments of key procedure rules, complex contractual adjustments, and codes, and that is the reason why using the modifiers requires attention. However, we know the complexities of this specialty and with many happy clients, we have focused on providing correct cardiology billing […]

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How to Avoid Common Medical Billing Compliance Pitfalls?

How to Avoid Common Medical Billing Compliance Pitfalls?

There are several major issues facing compliance officers today, such as HIPAA, Stark Law, and Anti-kickback Statute issues, as well as many billing compliance issues. Billing issues continue to appear in federal government False Claims Act settlement agreements and government audit reports. Here, we’ll discuss incident-to and shared billing compliance pitfalls and focus on what […]

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How to Manage Incoming Calls at Your Medical Practice?

How to Manage Incoming Calls at Your Medical Practice?

Medical Practice complains about the volume of incoming telephone calls and how much time their employees spend handling them. Why is your Medical Practice getting so many calls? It is the only way patients can make or change appointments. Patients call the office for refill authorization. Patients were distracted during their visits and are calling […]

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What Are The Differences – an Interventional Cardiologist and Invasive, Non-Interventional Cardiologists?

What Are The Differences - an Interventional Cardiologist and Invasive, Non-Interventional Cardiologists?

A healthy heart is essential to lead a healthy and happy lifestyle. There are a lot of things that can go wrong with your heart, and sometimes the symptoms that something is wrong are not always obvious. A cardiologist is a health practitioner who specializes in diagnosing problems with the heart and surrounding arteries. What […]

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In-house vs Outsource Medical Billing Services Ohio – Which Is the Best for Your Practice?

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If you are trying to figure out between in-house Vs Outsource medical billing services; there are several considerations to take in. The present landscape for medical practices is a harsh one. Profitability isn’t near what it once was. In order to survive in today’s highly competitive climate your practice what is the best for your […]

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