In order to find a good medical billing company, you need to be certain about your billing needs. “Billing” is a broad term that encompasses many different jobs. Medical billing, Medical payment, Medical collections, Medical coding, And the list goes on. Do you need biller to submit claims and post payments? Are you overwhelmed by

Your medical coding and billing is the lifeblood of your business. Every penny that is sitting in your accounts payable file is your money and should be in your account. For openers, what percent of your accounts receivables is in arrears? As good as your practice is, you should never let your outstanding receivables be

Do you know the smartest medical billing tips? Some are not so obvious – and they can increase your cash flow, reduce your accounts receivables and end insurance company bounce-backs. As I wrote before, whether you use an in-house biller or an outsourced medical billing company, here are three quick tips that can make a

Ophthalmology and Optometry medical billing can be challenging if the practice does not take the initiative to gather all necessary information before the visit date. The first step toward providing the best possible care to patients is to understand their needs and establish clear, effective communication. Billers need detailed insurance information in order to submit

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation or TMS therapy is widely used by Physiatrists to treat certain types of Major Depressive Disorder in adult patients. While it is the provider’s responsibility to determine whether a patient may benefit from TMS treatment, it the job of the biller to process all paper work for pre and post visit correctly

A growing number of Mental Health physicians are choosing non-invasive, non-drug, TMS therapy for treatment of depression. This therapy has helped many patients get better, but doctors are growing frustrated with unpaid claims from insurances. This is a high-cost treatment requiring up to 36 sessions. If one of the invoices does not get paid, it

Psychiatry and Mental Health billing and coding requires an in-depth understanding of insurance plans, patients’ benefits, and insurance requirements. Claims need to be error free to get paid with initial submission and avoid payment rejection. Coding is based on time and service and must be carefully noted in the exam and cross-checked with the claim.

In part two of a two-part series, AAOE® member Farida Chowdhury, OCSR, the CEO of Medical Billing Strategies, provides five more essential tips for improving your practice’s bottom line. Getting control of your accounting system and billing cycle is crucial to your practice’s success. By instituting a few key strategies, you can boost your practice profit