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Five Best Tactics to Reduce Claim Denials You will quickly realize that the majority of claims denials can be avoided. Therefore, in this article, we've reviewed 5 top tactics to decrease claims denials. You'll be shocked to find out that nearly two-thirds of all rejected claims can be resubmitted, and only 35% are submitted again. Here are those tactics which will prevent you from claim's rejection: 1. Keep track of all our claims 2. Find common reasons for claim denial 3. Track your denial rate 4. Make sure you are constantly training your employees 5. Verify the insurance coverage prior to each visit To learn more, approach us through Email: info@medmaxtechnologies.com or Call at: 888-402-2631.

CPT code for Online Digital E/M - 99421 #Practitioners who may independently bill #Medicare for evaluation and management visits can bill CPT Code 99421 for online #Digital evaluation and management service, for an established patient, for up to 7 days, cumulative time during the 7 days; 5-10 minutes. To know more, Connect with our Medical Coding Experts: https://medmaxtechnologies.com/contact-us/ Email us: info@medmaxtechnologies.com or Call us: +1-586-436-3761. #CPT #AR #RCM #Collection #Reimbursement #ChargeEntry #RCMServices #RCMProcess #OldAR #DenialManagement #ARFollowUp #AccountsReceivable #EvaluationandManagement #MedicalBilling #MedicalCoding #MedicalBillingServices #MedicalBillingCompany #MedmaxTechnologies

Reduce Bad Debt, Increase Collection Upfront identification of Patient responsibility for payments reduces patient debts and improves #POS collections, besides improving Patient Satisfaction. We brings you a team of experts to help you accelerate your client's Accounts Receivable Cycle. Connect with our RCM experts: https://medmaxtechnologies.com/contact-us/ Call us at +1-586-436-3761 or Email at info@medmaxtechnologies.com

Medicare Requirements for Telemedicine Services #Medicare covers certain #telemedicine services performed by PAs, physicians, and certain other #healthcare professionals using real-time audio-visual #communication, such as #consultations, office visits, individual #psychotherapy and #pharmacologic management. To get more information, Email us: info@medmaxtechnologies.com or Call us: +1-586-436-3761.

Ask your billing staff or administrator to calculate your "net collection ratio" A 96% net collection rate is considered ideal across the industry. Anything below 95% clean claims ratio means your practice is losing revenue, which also indicates your medical practice is wasting further time reworking on rejected claims. To get more information about "net collection ratio", Connect with us:https://medmaxtechnologies.com/contact-us/ Email us: info@medmaxtechnologies.com or Call us: +1-586-436-3761.

Correctly choose between Eye Codes and E/M Codes Unlike other specialties, #ophthalmologists have two sets of codes to choose from for #ophthalmology billing. Check your diagnosis code(s), eye codes are more restrictive as to what diagnosis meets medical necessity, and the specific codes can vary by payer. E/M codes do not share those same restrictions. Use E/M codes for visits that have a medical element. If the exam is strictly visual and contains no medical elements, an eye code is the right choice. To know more about Eye Codes and E/M Codes, Get in touch with us: info@medmaxtechnologies.com or Call us: +1-586-436-3761.

Telemedicine v/s Virtual Care #Telemedicine refers specifically to the treatment of various medical conditions without seeing the patient in person but #VirtualCare is a broad term that encompasses all the ways healthcare providers remotely interact with their patients. Telemedicine may include giving medical advice, walking them through at-home exercises, or recommending them to a local provider or facility but Virtual Care include checking in after an in-person visit, monitoring vitals after surgery, or responding to any questions about their diagnosis, condition or treatment plan. Incase of any query related Telemedicine or Virtual care, click at: https://medmaxtechnologies.com/contact-us/ To learn more, Email at info@medmaxtechnologies.com or Call at +1-586-436-3761.

Do you know whether you should include or exclude a visit from the global ob package (59400-59622)? The patient presents for her annual exam. The ob-gyn orders a pregnancy test because he suspects pregnancy. You should count this visit as outside the global ob package. The ob-gyn is not monitoring the pregnancy during the visit. Your claim should look like this: 1. The annual exam (99384-99386 for new patients, or 99394-99396 for established patients) linked to either Z01.411 (Encounter for gynecological examination [general] [routine] with abnormal findings) or Z01.419 (Encounter for gynecological examination [general] [routine] without abnormal findings). 2. The diagnostic test (for instance, 81025, Urine pregnancy test, by visual color comparison methods) linked to Z32.01 (Encounter for pregnancy test, result positive). To reach #MedicalBillingExpert, click at: https://medmaxtechnologies.com/contact-us/ For more information, Email at info@medmaxtechnologies.com or Call at +1-586-436-3761.

Q8 Modifier The HCPCS Modifier Q8 uses it to reveal two class B results concerning routine foot treatment. The majority of the time, Medicare does not cover regular foot care. However, under certain conditions, routine services are covered if they are medically required. To know more about the Q8 modifier, Connect with us: https://medmaxtechnologies.com/contact-us/ Email us: info@medmaxtechnologies.com or Call us: +1-586-436-3761.

Extension of Medicare Reimbursement for Telehealth The Biden administration will expand Medicare reimbursement to doctors for specific #Telehealth services until the 2023's end. #CMS has expanded the flexibility of providers to obtain Medicare reimbursement for Telehealth in the beginning of the COVID-19 epidemic. To get more information, connect with us: https://medmaxtechnologies.com/contact-us/ Email us: info@medmaxtechnologies.com or Call us: +1-586-436-3761.

Modifier 50 Modifier 50 may apply when two procedures, reported using the same CPT® code, are performed on both sides of a single, symmetrical structure or organ, such as the spine, the skull or the nose. In other cases, modifier 50 may apply when procedures described by the same CPT® code are performed on "paired" structures, such as eyes, arms, legs, breasts or kidneys. To learn more, connect with us: https://medmaxtechnologies.com/contact-us/ For more information, call us: +1-586-436-3761 or write to us at info@medmaxtechnologies.com

What exactly is Prospective Payment System Healthcare? A Prospective Payment System (PPS) is a reimbursement method where Medicare payments are made according to a predetermined, fixed amount. The amount that is paid for a specific service is calculated by analyzing the classification system used for the particular service. To learn more regarding our #PPS healthcare, connect with us at: https://medmaxtechnologies.com/contact-us/ Email us: info@medmaxtechnologies.com or Call us: +1-586-436-3761.

The MPFS is a great method of determining whether HCPCS codes have been affected by policies on payment like: · Payment for assistants at surgery · Certain modifiers are applicable · Doctor supervising diagnosis services Learn more about MPFS: https://medmaxtechnologies.com/contact-us-now/ and Call us at +1-888-402-2631.