As the popularity of telehealth continues, it’s important for medical clinics to be properly reimbursed for these services—especially if they are a newer edition to their typical offerings. For your convenience, we’ve put together some ways to help avoid denied... Read Full Post →
Providers should be prepared for the “No Surprises Act” to officially take effect in only a few short weeks. The law was signed in December 2020 and outlined to begin on January 1, 2022. This has given providers, insurance companies, and other healthcare professionals... Read Full Post →
CMS has released their final calendar year (CY) 2022 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule on November 2, 2021. Important takeaways include: · The proposed conversion factor will be $33.59, which is a decrease of $1.30 compared to the 2021 conversion factor. The 3.75%... Read Full Post →
After January 1, new legislation will take effect that is meant to end surprise medical billing for those receiving health services in the United states. Surprise medical bills are typically defined as someone being surprised by a medical bill whether it’s due to the... Read Full Post →
Adapting to the pandemic for the past year and a year has caused many healthcare clinics to rethink how and where they care for patients. Since clinics are often dealing with a more vulnerable population, but often require in-person services for better care, it was a... Read Full Post →
After over a year of the healthcare industry evolving due to the pandemic, providers have adapted to the benefits of offering telehealth options. However, now that COVID regulations are beginning to relax, clinics are now looking at how telehealth has helped or... Read Full Post →
