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It was titled, "Prevalence of Unprofessional Social Media Content Among Young Vascular Surgeons," after which we saw many female physicians and surgeons from around the country posting pictures of themselves in a bikini, posing during relaxed evenings, or sitting beside the pool.

The world at large holds its breath as life is about to normalize. It is going to take more than just the will to reopen amidst COVID-19, especially the schools. What we need to do is act upon a persistent, consistent, and watchful approach. Because one small mistake can cost us precious lives.

Medical billing and coding have undergone various changes. At first, the payment transaction methods were not clear. Then from the late eighties to until a decade ago, billers and coders had to write down every single detail manually on papers. The information collected was cipher into the designated codes or electronic codes to be stored in the hospital's database.

It is one of the enormous challenges to collect the data and information of all the patients for completing the administrative duties. There are specific tasks which require the complete data collection of the patient for better results.

CMS' actions in response to COVID-19 as a direct liaison to the White House Task Force are worth knowing because that is how we know where the government stands.

An audit prevents the billing system from inconsistencies and helps put measures in place to safeguard the system from malicious viruses and unauthorized access. Many errors can be avoided only via a medical record audit.

Practices went on to treat patients via Telehealth during the pandemic. Is it going to survive the test of time? Are the medical billing services up for the challenge?

We have listed down all the adamant features that you can find in good billing software. So, if you are thinking about getting one, read this article to know what should be looking for.

AMA recently released the new CPT codes for COVID-19 vaccines. Medical billing services can take notes of them to better accommodate the billing requirements.

Being a medical practitioner is quite a demanding job in itself. You have to make time for your patients, run your practice, ensure each patient gets the appropriate time, etc. Adding administrative duties on top of all this will just make your job harder. It is where medical billing service providers come into play. They can take that load off and make sure that you can handle your primary responsibilities without stressing about the data collection, billing, insurance claims, and other such things.