by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Sep 7, 2022 | Medical Billing & Coding
CMS announced it will discontinue the use of certificates of medical necessity and durable medical equipment information forms after January 1, 2023. The change comes after CMS received feedback that CMNs and DIFs for selected DME were repetitive information already... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Aug 9, 2022 | Medical Billing & Coding
The AMA (American Medical Association) announced new CPT codes to reflect the current monkeypox situation. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the US currently leads as the most affected country, but the European region leads with the majority of... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | May 3, 2022 | Medical Billing & Coding
A successful medical billing team requires the capacity and process for following up on claims. According to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, around 30% of claims are denied, never received, or ignored. Failing to follow up on denied claims results in... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Jan 12, 2022 | Medical Billing & Coding
The No Surprises Act has officially been instated, which means providers should be adjusting their billing process as needed for out of network billing. The Act seeks to reduce the amount of surprise bills patients are sent when they receive care from out of network... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Nov 12, 2021 | Medical Billing & Coding
One of the most common reasons for a claim to get rejected or a clinic to not get fully reimbursed is due to incorrect coding. The healthcare industry is constantly changing, and its regulations on billing are no different. It’s important for billers to stay on top of... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Aug 27, 2021 | Chicago, Illinois, Medical Billing, Medical Billing & Coding, Medical Billing Solutions
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 →
