by Outsource Receivables | Apr 11, 2019 | Medical Billing, Medical Billing Solutions, Outsource Billing Companies
We all know the first impression is a lasting one. Your clinic’s first impression starts at your front desk. From the first phone call to the office, your front desk is sending a message about how well your clinic will take care of all the important details. An... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Nov 29, 2018 | Medical Billing Solutions, Medical Billing Technology, Practice Managment Software
Managing a medical practice can be incredibly complex. From scheduling appointments, to dealing with staff schedules; running a practice can quickly become overwhelming. Thankfully there are several practice management systems that can help ease some of the pain felt... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Oct 22, 2018 | EHR, Medical Billing, Medical Billing Company, Medical Billing Services, Medical Billing Solutions
Tips on How and When to Ask for Payment As a medical practice, we would guess that one of your biggest challenges has to do with collecting payments from your patients. Collections typically is one of the last things that you want to deal with, but the reality is that... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Oct 2, 2018 | Medical Billing & Coding, Medical Billing Solutions, Outsourcing Medical Billing
As a medical practice owner, have you ever had the feeling the practice was running along smoothly only to then be bogged down with several medical coding errors all in a row? Did the errors result in you not being properly reimbursed for services? While one or two... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Sep 10, 2018 | Medical Billing Services, Medical Billing Solutions, Outsource Billing Companies, Outsourcing Medical Billing
Are you having trouble keeping up with your billing processes internally? Maybe you have recently experienced a lot of growth and the amount of time you have to deal with the billing aspect of your medical office has significantly reduced. That’s not necessarily a bad... Read Full Post →
