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Since the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was signed in 1996, it’s provided protection for the health information of millions of individuals in the United States. Through its documentation, you can be sure that your information is protected within the vast healthcare system. To teach you more about HIPAA compliance and why it’s […]

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As technology becomes more advanced and new companies enter the medical industry everyday, it’s becoming necessary to streamline your services to increase efficiency. Would you like to optimize the speed of the operations at your practice? By outsourcing your medical billing, you’ll be able to free up your schedule and improve other areas of your

What if there was a tool to help save your practice time and money, while increasing performance all in one? We have the solution for you, introducing EncoderPro. Learn more about what it is and how it can be utilized to support your practice. EncoderPro allows your practice to stay ahead of the industry to

You love what you do for your patients. You love helping them to get better all the while realizing at the end of the day, you have a huge pile of paperwork. All those codes needed to make certain they are properly processed so your patients’ insurance provider ensures them they are charged according to

Digital wallets make online payments easier by storing a consumer’s payment information and preferences for future use. Instead of digging out their credit card and entering the lengthy account number and billing address every time a consumer wants to make a payment, a digital wallet automatically populates the payment information at check-out. This makes the

Like all contracts, billing agreements include a combination of affirmative duties and responsibilities, prohibitions, conditional or consequential actions (“If this, then …”), terms and conditions that apply mutually or unilaterally, as well as a host of legal and business terms, including fees and charges. This article is not meant to provide a comprehensive discussion of

We are motivated to properly dispose of certain items because we want to do our part to protect the environment and don’t want to risk doing harm to ourselves and others. What we don’t always realize is that similar motivations should influence how we dispose of data. Think about all the data that might be

COVID-19 has caused the medical profession to go through a major upheaval. Examining patients in person could result in coming into contact with contagious pathogens. As the pandemic continued to spread and the importance of social distancing and handwashing increased, doctors sharpened their telemedicine skills and began working remotely.   Staying Away Health care is

Verify Patient Information As obvious as it may seem, it often goes unchecked, but verification of patient information is an imperative step in the billing process. Double-check the spelling of patient names, their date of birth, as well as other details that are often easy to overlook or misspell but which can result in filing