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In the complex world of medical billing, net collection rate is one of the most critical metrics that determines the financial health of a healthcare practice. For any medical provider, managing claims and reimbursements efficiently is not just about getting paid, it’s about knowing how effectively payments are collected in…

Introduction Medical billing is a field that demands precision, knowledge of payer rules, and compliance with regulatory policies. Among the terms that healthcare providers and billing professionals encounter, local coverage determination plays a central role in how claims are processed by Medicare. For practices working with patients covered under federal…

Introduction  For behavioral health and psychotherapy, accurate medical billing is important for timely reimbursement. One of the most commonly used codes in psychotherapy is the 90834 CPT Code, which represents a standard 45-minute psychotherapy session. For providers, understanding CPT 90834, its description, time range, and reimbursement rules is very important,…

Introduction Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is one of the most recommended treatments for individuals with autism spectrum disorder and related conditions. In this case the clinical progress is the main goal, financial sustainability plays an important role to keep healthcare practices running smoothly. For healthcare providers, the most challenging…

Introduction In the healthcare revenue cycle, downcoding in medical billing is one of the most important topics. This can directly impact the payment reimbursements, compliance, accuracy, and relationship between insurance and healthcare providers. While many healthcare professionals understand the risks of upcoding and downcoding, they mostly don’t know exactly about…

Introduction: In the world of healthcare billing, accurate coding ensures that providers receive the reimbursements they deserve while insurers maintain consistency across claims. Among the most essential elements in this process are revenue codes. While many providers are familiar with CPT and ICD codes, revenue code in medical billing often…

Behavioral Health Revenue Cycle Management matters most when your day already feels full. Denials rise for reasons that rarely make sense. Notes take longer than the session itself. Payers question valid treatment plans. Staff chase authorizations instead of focusing on patients. You feel the pressure in cash flow long before…

Introduction In medical billing, denied claims are one of the most common hurdles while maintaining a smooth revenue cycle. Due to denied claim there is not only delay in reimbursement but also requires additional administrative effort, adding cost and stress to medical practices. Denial management services exist to address this…

Introduction Now a days many Healthcare practices face a lot of challenges in managing billing and insurance claims. Due to complex insurance rules, rising administrative workloads, and the constant pressure to reduce costs, many practices losing revenue due to inefficiencies in their billing operations. One important solution is the Medical…

Introduction: Managing accounts receivable in medical billing is one of the most important aspects of running a financially healthy practice. Whether you’re a physician in a small clinic or part of a larger hospital network, the way your team manages outstanding claims directly affects revenue flow and operational success. At…