Blogs

Accurate H2011 billing is important for timely reimbursement and improved compliance for behavioral health billing. Accurate code selection and proper […]

Correct coding for hematuria ICD 10 helps claims to be clean and reimbursed in a timely manner. Hematuria is a […]

A medical billing audit is a way to uncover information that a standard set of financial metrics cannot. Denial rates […]

The‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ 340B Drug Pricing Program is a tool that eligible healthcare organizations can use to extend their resources and enhance patient access. The savings may be quite substantial; however, the program is also accompanied by stringent requirements

One of the most complicated and closely watched revenue cycle management sub-processes in healthcare is infusion billing. The infusion centers […]

Chronic​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a major health problem in the US and accounts for a large share of the medical bills in the pulmonology practices. The use of correct codes with COPD ICD-10 is a must for the right money flow from the insurance, for conforming to the rules, as well as for quality reporting.

Accurate and precise coding and documentation are essential in medical billing for timely reimbursement. One of the most important parts […]

Proper medical billing is based on accurate documentation. In cases of patients who report having some pain in the ribs, the accurate recording of the case will guarantee proper diagnosis, treatment, and claim. It is essential that healthcare providers and billing teams understand the concept of rib pain ICD 10 codes

HCC V28 is fundamentally the newest release of the CMS Hierarchical Condition Category model, properly referred to as the CMS HHS Risk Adjustment Model. This model has become the exclusive standard for calculating risk scores for Medicare Advantage beneficiaries after years of phasing in updates.

Hypothyroidism is a major endocrine disorder that affects the global population in millions of cases. It is the main feature of the disease, and the insufficient production of thyroid hormones may cause the patient to feel tired, gain weight, become depressed, experience hair loss, and in general, develop various systemic complications.