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- Eliminates Costly Billing Software & Technical Support.
- Eliminates Payroll and Payroll Tax Expense.
- Eliminates the worry of billing staff loss.
- No costly or unproductive training for staff needed.
- Allows you to focus more on patient treatment.
- Increases Bottom Line.
- Increases Efficiencies
- Higher Collections.
Accurate medical billing requires more than simply submitting claims. Without data analysis and management of the billing process, recurring problems go unnoticed, claim problems are not identified for 45 days or more and then are often too delayed to fix, and changing carrier rules and regulations are missed, resulting in seemingly inexplicable denials. Most practices have at least one story about the time their claims went unpaid (or un-submitted) for a month at a time. Avoid all of these issues by imposing professional management on your billing process.
- Better Control.
Many practices have a sense that in-house billing gives them greater control over the billing process. We disagree. An in-house biller can typically produce an accounts receivable report – and that’s it. An A/R report only tells part of the story. We can provide you with the information that is critical to effective management of your practice, including the following: Expected Recovery based on Amount Charged Detail on the Status of Every Patient, Every Claim and Every Charge Practice Management Metrics such as Patients/Day, Collections/Patient, Procedure Utilization Reduce Management Worries and Expense. Managing in-house billing staff takes time away from a busy practice. Every time a crucial staff person is out of the office, the billing grinds to a halt. Even worse, if a staff person leaves, you face new training expenses and delays that can significantly impact your practice. But once you outsource your billing, these issues disappear (well, not exactly – they just become our concern). And instead of struggling with day to day personnel issues, you can focus on the bigger issues that impact your practice.
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