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A professional medical billing service will always comply with HIPAA regulations. In case of any negligence in this sector, physicians and billing companies may come under the attack of penalties and a bad reputation.

Here are ten steps of claims submission via medical billing services to speed up the medical billing and coding process. Take notes and improve your revenue cycle management.

Here are ten steps of claims submission via medical billing services to speed up the medical billing and coding process. Take notes and improve your revenue cycle management.

We have a list of the top medical billing services in America that are known for their quality billing and HIPAA-compliant billing software.

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and the Committees of Advertising Practice (CAP) have issued a joint enforcement notice about the 'illegal' advertising of Kenalog injections on digital platforms. The notice warns all organisations offering Kenalog as a 'hay fever treatment' to stop advertising it in any of their social media or website advertising. "Kenalog is a prescription-only medicine (POM), which must not be directly or indirectly advertised to the public. Kenalog is not licensed for the treatment of hay fever in the UK, although it is offered by some beauty and aesthetics clinics, under the personal responsibility of an individual prescriber, and advertised widely on social media," said MHRA. "Now, advertisers must ensure that all references to Kenalog in the text, images or emojis on social media are removed, as well as commonly-used descriptive phrases for the jab such as 'hay fever injection' or hay fever jab' or any account names, testimonials or memes by 29 August 2022." After this date, the CAP's compliance team will remove non-compliant ads using targeted software and those who continue to promote it may be referred to the MHRA for further enforcement action.

The decision of whether or not to outsource a medical billing service for your medical facility is a very complicated one. Medical billing requires a lot of expertise and a very specialized set of skills. A medical billing service consists of all those specialties that are required to perform specific billing tasks.

The decision of whether or not to outsource a medical billing service for your medical facility is a very complicated one. Medical billing requires a lot of expertise and a very specialized set of skills. A medical billing service consists of all those specialties that are required to perform specific billing tasks.

In this age of technology, we have to monitor computer systems very closely because cyber-attacks are just waiting to happen. Cybersecurity

There are certain security standards that every medical billing service has to follow. Healthcare information is sensitive, and it cannot be taken lightly with underwhelming billing and security measures.

Maintaining the accuracy of claims is tough, especially, when you have to manage the bulk of data at the same time. Therefore, outsourcing billing services to professionals is the best choice to avoid billing inconvenience or financial complexity.

Maintaining the accuracy of claims is tough, especially, when you have to manage the bulk of data at the same time. Therefore, outsourcing billing services to professionals is the best choice to avoid billing inconvenience or financial complexity.

The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has announced relaxation in HIPAA rules for covered entities and business associates who participate in good faith in the COVID-19 testing site operation. It doesn't stop there, but HIPAA penalties won't apply to covered healthcare providers for practicing telehealth medicine using third-party applications such as Skype or Facebook Messenger

The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has announced relaxation in HIPAA rules for covered entities and business associates who participate in good faith in the COVID-19 testing site operation.

There is clear evidence that the majority of distance selling pharmacies are operating in breach of their NHS contracts, and a failure to properly regulate 'pseudo' distance selling pharmacies is leading to local pharmacy closures, the Company Chemists' Association has reported. According to the CCA's recent findings, 72 per cent of DSPs dispense over 50 per cent of their prescriptions to patients within a single postcode area within 10 miles of the pharmacy. "Operating within constrained geographical regions, pseudo-DSPs achieve reduced overheads and operational costs by focusing on localised marketing and medicine delivery. They compete against local brick-and-mortar pharmacies, causing them to lose vital trade," the CCA claimed, based on its recent survey - The Impact of Pseudo Distance Selling Pharmacies. "As per their terms of service, DSPs are obligated to provide prescription delivery nationwide, extending beyond local patients," said the CCA, adding that the financial savings resulting from the lack of patient access are balanced by the necessity to function on a national scale.