As patient consumerization takes further hold, the impact of decisions in medical billing is getting more attention from the public and media. This is especially true in the area of errors in medical billing and coding.
Medical providers will benefit from understanding what frustrates patients and taking steps to reduce errors, as well as working with partners who can help them stay on top of changes in
The COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) is ending as of May 11, 2023, and home health billing leaders should be preparing.
You can expect major changes to hospital billing this year thanks to the pandemic and shifts in patient behavior – but one of the most important that hospital revenue cycle and health system leaders should pay attention to is changes in use of outpatient services.
An analysis from the Guidehouse Center for Health Insights and Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) addressed hospital and health system leaders including CEOs, CFOs, COOs, and other executives
The No Surprises Act is in the news yet again to start off 2023, promising more disruption for medical billing and coding services.
On February 6 of this year, District Judge Jeremy Kernodle issued another judgment in favor of the Texas Medical Association (TMA) – one that providers across the country will look at positively.
