Medical coding for behavioral health is notably intricate due to the nuanced nature of mental health diagnoses, varied therapy types, and evolving guidelines. In this guide, we’ll cover the complexities of behavioral health coding and provide you with a detailed reference to navigate the unique challenges associated with this specialty.
Learn about the five top factors from the 2024 Annual MedCentral Survey that physicians say are “very” or “somewhat” significant challenges facing their practices today, including getting properly reimbursed for their medical services.
Understanding the top five bottlenecks commonly found in the revenue cycle is the key to converting a struggling practice into one that is thriving. In this article, we’ll explore their root causes, and provide actionable solutions to get your RCM processes flowing smoothly again.
Is your RCM team costing you more than you think? Discover 16 hidden costs and learn how to right-size your staff for optimal performance. Download our free whitepaper today.
Appropriate billing for professional services in a hospital environment is dependent on the correct identification and classification of medical services delivered. Learn the most common challenges faced by hospital-based physicians and how to overcome them.
Patient satisfaction is a fundamental component that can significantly impact patient outcomes, loyalty, and the financial stability of the practice. We cover recent survey insights and how to improve the patient experience.
Healthcare revenue cycle management (RCM) is fundamental to practice stability and profitability, yet it can be complex and time-consuming. A highly functional and streamlined RCM is a key part of administrative overhead and critical to the practice operations. Faster medical billing claim rates and minimized denials is the path to significantly boosting healthcare revenue.
Healthcare providers paying close attention practice analytics will identify areas for improvement and make data-informed decisions to drive better outcomes.