The medical billing process can be complicated. Follow this step-by-step process to ensure you do it correctly.

In 2020, the federal government signed into law the Surprise Billing Act, officially known as the No Surprises Act, (the “Act”) in an effort to address surprise medical billing and establish certain ...

A survey of privately and publicly insured individuals highlights the need to improve the healthcare financial journey. Many patients are at their wits' end when trying to correct a billing error—an ...

Medical service providers are responsible for billing insurance companies for their patients’ services and procedures. To do so, they must file medical claims as part of the medical billing process.

For medical practices, quick and accurate claims processing saves patients, providers and insurers time, money and energy. However, when claims are riddled with errors, no one gets paid and everyone ...

A judge in Texas again ruled against the federal government over its implementation of the ban on surprise medical bills and said the third party process to resolve payment disputes is unlawful and ...

Healthcare is becoming increasingly unaffordable for many consumers, and rising medical costs often limit patients' access to much-needed care. About 100 million patients across the U.S. are ...

PROVIDENCE – A group of students at Brown University is harnessing artificial intelligence to appeal medical claim denials, offloading a taxing task that leads to physician burnout. In 2024, Jay Gopal ...

Insurance verification expansion helps healthcare practices address eligibility challenges before patient visits.

Medical billing is essential to health care institutions, ensuring patients are reimbursed properly. Outsourcing this service allows you to free up valuable time and devote more time to patient care.

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