Reduction in cashflow? Here are few quick fixes.
Uninterrupted cashflow is one of the main signs of the financial health of a healthcare organization. They are also highly susceptible to reductions in cash flow due to inconsistent follow-ups & claim submissions to the insurance payers. In this newsletter from MBW RCM, we bring few strategies that can be implemented to increase cashflow.
Medical Coding Guidelines for COVID-19 Treatment and Vaccinations
With COVID-19 vaccinations now being administered across the United States, we have compiled these medical coding guidelines to account for the treatment and vaccinations for the novel Coronavirus.
Telemedicine & Covid-19
In this newsletter, we bring you insights on how Telemedicine is gaining acceptance as a direct consequence of the Coronavirus outbreak along with few tips on how to get reimbursements for COVID-19 treatments of uninsured individuals.
OB-GYN Coding Guidelines and Best practices
Ob/GYN billing & coding can be challenging to most billers & coders due to the global claims, widely varying coverage terms, and multiple tests performed at numerous facilities. Apart from this, many OB/GYN practitioners lack the billing support provided to large hospitals. Learn more about the challenges in Ob/Gyn coding and best practices followed by our coding experts.
Accounts Receivable Management 101
AR teams ensure that the hospital or practice runs smoothly by recovering overdue payments. Building an excellent AR team necessitates dynamic processes, concrete performance metrics, and consistent training. Learn more about effective AR management in this newsletter from MBW RCM.
Accounts Receivable Challenges in USA and How to Overcome Them
Most Central Billing Offices (CBOs) and outsourced billing companies rely on dedicated accounts receivable calling to overcome their receivables’ challenges. Running an AR calling team needs a solid understanding of the receivables patterns and diligent processes to follow-up and close underlying issues. In this article, we list some of the critical operational issues and solutions to overcome them.
Here’s what you should know about 2021 E&M changes
The American Medical Association (AMA) has brought significant changes in office-based or outpatient E&M visits. Practices, physicians, and staff must be aware of the modifications to ensure a successful transition next year and avoid any reimbursement disruption. Learn more about the E&M changes in this newsletter from MBW RCM.
2021 E&M Changes
As of January 1, 2021, there will be significant changes to the office and outpatient Evaluation and Management (E&M) services (CPT ® codes 99202-99215) for both new and established patients. Practices, physicians, and staff must be aware of the modifications to ensure a successful transition next year and avoid any reimbursement disruption. Their clinical documentation systems (EHR systems) need to be adjusted accordingly as per the 2021 E&M changes.
Event Round-up: Kareo Success Summit 2019
The 2019 Kareo Success Summit offered an opportunity to meet the owners and managers of billing companies that we serve. Our CEO, Vinod Sankaran, was joined by our COO Melvin Miller, at the Kareo Success Summit, 2019.
Utilizing Global Delivery for your medical billing processes? Let your clients know!
Global Medical Billing and Coding services teams hold the key to your financial success. As a medical billing services provider, you should let your clients know that you are utilizing global delivery. It is imperative that you bring up the capabilities of your offshore partner in such conversations.