October
Revenue Cycle Management (RCM)

What is Revenue Cycle Management (RCM)

Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) refers to the financial process healthcare facilities use to track patient care revenue from appointment to final payment. It covers the entire billing cycle, including medical coding, claims management, and patient payments. Effective RCM ensures improved financial performance, faster claims resolution, and an optimized workflow for healthcare providers.

June
HCPCS Codes

Unlocking the Power of HCPCS Codes: A Comprehensive Guide

HCPCS Codes (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System) are used in the U.S. to identify medical procedures, services, and equipment. They facilitate efficient billing and ensure uniformity across healthcare providers. HCPCS is divided into two levels: Level I includes CPT codes, while Level II covers non-physician services and products.

May
March
February
Lawyers Reduce Medical Bills

How Much Can Lawyers Reduce Medical Bills

Empower your legal strategy with ‘Lawyers Reduce Medical Bills.’ Discover how legal professionals can advocate for clients, negotiating and mitigating medical expenses effectively. Explore the key tactics lawyers employ to navigate complex healthcare billing, ultimately reducing financial burdens for their clients.

January
Workers Compensation is Denied

What Happens to Medical Bills When Workers Compensation is Denied

When workers’ compensation is denied, medical bills can pose a significant challenge. The responsibility for payment may shift to the injured worker. Negotiating with healthcare providers, exploring alternative funding sources, or appealing the denial are crucial steps. Understanding the implications and promptly addressing the situation helps manage and resolve outstanding medical expenses.