PHYSICAL THERAPY BILLING
Preparing for the ICD-10 Transition
Many clinicians describe the change to ICD-10 codes as exciting, but others use words that include scary and expensive. Training in the use of the new codes will be required for many employees, especially for coders/billers, which has many in the profession viewing... read moreMaking the Case for ICD-10 Codes
ICD-9 codes were originally designed as a classification system to compile statistics, but as a code set, ICD-9 does not provide the information that payers desire for reimbursements or the type of data needed to monitor situations that include disease outbreaks by... read more10 Ways to Prepare for ICD-10 Codes
A massive change is coming to the medical billing arena on Oct. 1, 2014 with the official rollout of the ICD-10 codes. ICD-10 codes will replace the ICD-9 codes currently in use, adding more than 68,000 new coding options that will directly affect documentation,... read moreCodes: A Fast Guide to the Medical Codes ICD-9 System
A patient calls it a sore throat, a doctor calls it pharyngitis and healthcare insurance calls it a 462. Each is accurate, but if the correct ICD-9 code isn’t entered or doesn’t match the diagnosis, the physician won’t be paid for his services. Designating the right... read morePhysical Therapy Billing: Using Revenue Cycle Management Software
An integrated electronic medical records system includes revenue management software that can streamline your physical therapy billing. Nitin Chhoda explains why this type of software can be a critical component of the ‘big picture’, allow your entire... read morePhysical Therapy Billing: Simplifying Enrollment with Insurance Companies
There are times when new practices are unable to enroll with major insurance companies. In this article, Nitin Chhoda provides some valuable tips on how to simplify the complicated process of enrollment and get your practice in-network with the payers you wish to work... read moreHow to Minimize Your Accounts Receivable
Accounts receivable is one of the biggest problems for private practices. Across the nation, there’s
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