What Does a Medical Scribe Do? Duties, Benefits & Remote Support
Medical documentation is an essential part of patient care, but it can also consume valuable physician time. According to the American Medical Association (AMA), […]
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Medical Billing and Coding: 7 Checks for Your Practice
Medical billing and coding connect the care your practice documents with the claims it submits for payment. When those processes do not work together, […]
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4 Automations to Reduce Claim Denials in Your Practice
To reduce claim denials, your practice needs to catch billing problems early and act promptly when claims require attention. Missing insurance information, expired authorizations, […]
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Spravato Billing: 7 Checks to Prevent 2026 Denials
Spravato billing changed on January 1, 2026. According to the manufacturer’s coding guide, CMS retired the drug code S0013 and replaced it with J0013 […]
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22 Revenue Cycle Bottlenecks That Cost Healthcare Organizations Money
Revenue cycle bottlenecks can delay insurance payments, leave earned revenue uncollected, and increase administrative work. From incorrect patient information to unresolved denials, small workflow […]
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Medical Billing A/R Follow-Up: How to Work Aged Claims
Medical billing A/R follow-up is the work that starts after a claim leaves your office. Someone has to check whether the payer received it, […]
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CMS Prior Authorization Rule: 7 Steps to Cut Delays
The CMS prior authorization rule gives independent medical practices clearer expectations for payer decisions, denial explanations, and electronic requests. However, practices still need an […]
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Claim Rejections vs Denials: 5 Steps to Take
Understanding claim rejections vs denials helps medical practices respond correctly when insurance payments do not arrive. Although both leave claims unpaid, they usually occur […]
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Medical Billing A/R Follow-Up: 6 Steps to Collect Aged Claims
Medical billing A/R follow-up is the work that starts after a claim leaves your office. Someone has to check whether the payer received the […]
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Accounts Receivable Follow-Up: How to Work Aging Claims
Accounts receivable follow-up is the work of chasing every claim your practice has submitted that the payer has not paid. When nobody owns it, […]
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