Top 5 Urgent Care Billing Challenges and How to Overcome Them
Did you know 17% of initial urgent billing claims are denied every year? Such a large number can significantly affect your cash flow, as urgent care practices have high patient volume but thin operating margins. When a claim is denied, your cash flow slows down and creates extra work fixing and resending the claim. But […]
How do Streamlined OB/GYN Billing Services Improve Patient Satisfaction?
Billing problems silently cost OB/GYN practices time, money, and patient trust. When invoices are confusing, claims are delayed or denied, or patients can’t easily pay, satisfaction falls, and staff get pulled away from care to fight paperwork. For a provider, that means lost revenue, more administrative headaches, and the risk that patients will choose another […]
What Are the 7 Prior Authorization Challenges in Mental Health?
According to the CAQH 2024 index report, every prior authorization request costs your practice approximately 24 minutes of provider and staff time.
Urgent Care Billing – POS, Surcharges & Weekend Rules
The single biggest problem urgent care providers face is revenue leakage from preventable denials
Home Health & PDGM: What Providers Need to Know for Claims That Get Paid
Every week, your team provides care for patients who require skilled assistance at home.
How to Lift First Pass Clean Claims with AI-Driven Edits
Healthcare providers are struggling with claim denials, with 60% reporting that denials are increasing year-over-year.
Rule Engines vs Manual Billing: Which One Scales Better?
Every year across the healthcare industry, billions of dollars are lost because of claim denials, coding mistakes, and billing inefficiencies. Hospitals, clinics, and large systems spend time and money chasing unpaid claims and correcting errors.
Payment Posting Reconciliation: SOPs That Prevent Write-Off Errors
Every day, insurance payments, patient payments, and adjustments flow into your billing system.
5 Common Credentialing Mistakes and How a Calendar Prevents Them?
Credentialing new healthcare providers often takes several months (commonly 90–120 days), during which the provider cannot bill for services.
DME Billing Essentials: Navigating Loopholes in KX, CMN, Documentation, and Compliance
For healthcare providers, Durable Medical Equipment billing can often feel like walking through a maze of complex rules, modifiers, and documentation requirements.