Late last year, CMS introduced the Transforming Episode Accountability Model (TEAM). It addresses five surgical categories with the intent of improving the quality of care and reducing expenditures. This model directly impacts home health billing from multiple angles.

Imagine this medical billing and credentialing scenario: You’ve hired a new physician. Their start date is set. Patients...
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Medical coding audits have become increasingly necessary over recent years for various reasons. Medical coding guideline...
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Imagine this: A routine payer audit uncovers $250,000 in penalties – all due to overlooked coding errors and cloned note...
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In the high-stakes world of healthcare finance, where razor-thin margins and rising regulatory scrutiny are the norm, me...
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Physician practices face mounting financial pressures from rising operational costs, increasing claim denials, and compl...
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Recent federal layoffs have added a new layer of uncertainty for providers impacted by the No Surprises Act. The federal...
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Split or shared visit coding has seen multiple updates over the last year, including new CPT codes, deletions, and revis...
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The risks around upcoding have incentivized many healthcare providers to consider medical coding outsourcing companies, ...
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The No Surprises Act (NSA) brought with it large amounts of speculation on its impact on physician billing services, and...
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