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Clean Claim Rate: Hitting At Least 97% Consistently (Not a Stretch Goal)
Clean Claim Rate: Hitting At Least 97% Consistently (Not a Stretch Goal) Most revenue cycle managers can tell you their clean claim…
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Why Some Practices Are Looking Beyond AdvancedMD for a More Automated Healthcare Operating System
Why Some Practices Are Looking Beyond AdvancedMD for a More Automated Healthcare Operating System Every EHR vendor talks about reducing friction. AdvancedMD…
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Incident-To Billing Rules: What Counts and What Doesn’t
Incident-To Billing Rules: What Counts and What Doesn’t Medicare is split into parts. Part A covers hospital stays. Part B covers outpatient…
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Charge Capture: Top 10 Leakage Points in Ambulatory Practice
Charge Capture: Top 10 Leakage Points in Ambulatory Practice Ambulatory practices lose between 3% and 5% of net patient revenue to charge…
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Time-of-Service Collections: How Top Practices Collect 98%
Time-of-Service Collections: How Top Practices Collect 98% The national average for time-of-service (TOS) collection is somewhere between 55% and 65%. That gap…
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Medical Billing Audit Checklist for Clinic Owners
Medical Billing Audit Checklist for Clinic Owners The revenue problem most clinics never see coming, and the seven-step process that stops it…
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Self-Pay & Patient Payment Plans: A Cash-Flow Playbook for Medical Practices
Self-Pay & Patient Payment Plans: A Cash-Flow Playbook for Medical Practices The financial relationship between practices and patients has fundamentally changed. What…
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Pain Management Billing: A Coding Guide for Trigger Point, Facet Joint, and Epidural Injections
Pain Management Billing: A Coding Guide for Trigger Point, Facet Joint, and Epidural Injections It’s a Wednesday morning and the front desk…
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Denial Root Cause Analysis: The 5 Categories to Track
Denial Root Cause Analysis: The 5 Categories to Track Why “working” denials is not the same as eliminating them in the first…
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New vs Established Patient Billing: What the 3-Year Rule Actually Means
New vs Established Patient Billing: What the 3-Year Rule Actually Means A patient walks into your practice for the first time in…
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