Could a simple coding mistake delay your payment? Billing an established-patient visit may seem easy, but choosing the correct 99212 CPT code requires careful attention to the services provided and the documentation. CPT 99212
Getting paid on time is essential for every physician practice. When insurance payments are delayed, unpaid claims can quickly build up, putting pressure on cash flow and increasing staff workload. Even a small number
Claim denials can delay payments, increase staff workload, and reduce physician practice revenue. Common causes include coding errors, insurance eligibility issues, missing documentation, authorization problems, and timely filing errors. When denials occur repeatedly, they can
A medical claim can be correct and covered by insurance, but it can still be denied if it is submitted after the payer’s deadline. Timely filing limits are the timeframes insurance companies give providers
Accounts receivable (AR) days show how long it takes a healthcare practice to collect payments after providing services. This is an important revenue cycle metric because it helps practices understand how quickly they are
Accurate insurance verification is the first step to successful PIP billing. Before treating a patient injured in a motor vehicle accident, healthcare providers should verify Personal Injury Protection (PIP) insurance benefits to confirm coverage
Insurance eligibility verification is an important step in the medical billing process. It confirms that a patient’s insurance coverage and benefits are active before treatment. Verifying insurance before every visit helps healthcare practices submit
Behavioral and mental health billing can be complex, especially when it comes to coding psychiatric evaluations. One of the most commonly used codes for an initial mental health assessment is CPT Code 90791. Understanding when to
Bone density testing plays an important role in detecting osteoporosis, assessing fracture risk, and monitoring treatment. However, getting paid for these services depends on more than simply performing the test. Accurate coding, complete documentation,
Small gastroenterology billing mistakes can have a major impact on your practice’s revenue. Incorrect coding, missing modifiers, incomplete documentation, or late claim submissions can lead to denied claims, delayed payments, and unnecessary financial losses. Gastroenterology billing is complex
