The importance of keeping abreast with the rapidly changing medical coding and billing practices cannot be emphasized enough, if you’ve been reading my blog you know that I have been talking about it a lot. When is comes to the rapidly growing Gastroenterology area of patient care, you need to
Back around the end of September, I read an article on the Wall Street Journal website, and it came to mind again the other day. It was very informative – and I thought it was worth mentioning in our blog. Doctors, insurers and hospitals prepared themselves for business disruptions on
Yes, I know that I’ve talked about this before, but it is always good to keep information up to date. Due to the complexities of medical billing and coding there are several ways in which your practice could be losing money. Here are 5 things to watch out for: 1.
If you are considering outsourcing your medical billing and coding you are probably feeling a little overwhelmed by all of your options. There are many great companies out there, but it is important that you do your research to make sure you find the company that is going to best
For those of you who have had to do it – you know that updating, upgrading, or replacing an Electronic Health Record (EHR) system is no small task! It requires that you have a solid understanding of all the “what-ifs” and “how-tos” that are necessary to effect a successful transition
Wondering what does FLR stand for? Functional Limitation Reporting (FLR) is a complex term for a simple and essential process. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) requires FLR as a means of tracking a patient’s progress through physical, occupational, or speech rehab treatment from start to finish. CMS
