The days of appointment books are far behind us. In this follow-up to our last post, we provide more actionable advice on using patient scheduling software to support a healthy revenue cycle. Beyond its up-front role for scheduling and managing provider resources, the right solution can serve
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Leaving the Status Quo Behind… Billing and scheduling software for healthcare environments often fails to capture the rich relationships and synergies that can exist between scheduling workflow and the medical revenue cycle. There is often a tendency, both with designers of billing and scheduling software and often
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As the CMS penalties, er, “negative adjustments” associated with 2013 PQRS non-reporting begin to affect the 2015 revenue of providers, and with 2015 reporting slated to affect 2017 Medicare Fee-For-Service payments to individual and groups of all sizes, it seems a great deal of confusion still surrounds
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Budget vs. The Need for UB-04 and 837I Features Many smaller organizations have a need to submit institutional-style claims. These can range from the small single-suite ASC (ambulatory surgery center) to rural health clinics. For many, UB-04 paper claims and/or 837I electronic claims must not only be
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