What are the types of Health Insurance Claims?
A health insurance claim is a formal request to health insurance providers to pay the covered treatment expenses of their policyholders. When patients who are in-network with any insurer receive…
A health insurance claim is a formal request to health insurance providers to pay the covered treatment expenses of their policyholders. When patients who are in-network with any insurer receive…
Denials and delays in payments after such hard work sucks! And yes, we know it really does. Delays in payments and disturbances in RCM can cause severe effects on your…
To get insurance to cover Botox for migraines, prove it's medically necessary with headache logs, treatment history, and specialist referrals. Verify your policy covers it through direct contact with your…
As the Best Medical Billing company, we often get asked questions like, “How long should providers keep EOBs (Explanation of Benefits)?” Let us quickly answer this question in this post.…
Recently, healthcare practices have been experiencing a high number of claim denials when billing and reporting consultation codes (99241-99245, 99251-99255) to private insurance companies. This problem started after CMS chose…
Quick Overview ➤ There is no specific medical billing code for a GI cocktail, which is a mixture of medications often given to patients experiencing nausea, vomiting, or abdominal discomfort.…
Did your insurance company let you know that there would be an audit? Do not worry. It's just a normal thing to do. Now, if you did something really bad,…
In the year 2024, $2.76 billion worth of health care fraud was recorded. Sadly, 76 healthcare professionals were involved in these fraudulent activities. Though all defendants faced severe penalties and…
A medical practice’s financial stability depends on accurate and immediate reimbursement. Your practice may be at sixes and sevens when the payer underpays the medical claims. You may not have…
Are you a nurse in the US? You work hard helping, checking on, and comforting patients. You know your National Provider Identifier (NPI) number. It's a unique 10-digit ID for…