by Jonathan S. Gerber RN MBA | Mar 20, 2014 | Audiology Billing, Blog, Events, Executive Learning, FQHC Billing, Interviews, Medical Billing, Press Release, Uncategorized
Speech language pathologists are currently utilizing current procedural terminology or “CPT” codes when dealing with their billing. These codes are primarily service-based and timebased as well. Current codes however aren’t perfect and have...
by Jonathan S. Gerber RN MBA | Mar 15, 2014 | Audiology Billing, Blog, Events, Executive Learning, FQHC Billing, Interviews, Medical Billing, Press Release, Uncategorized
Beginning October 1, 2014 audiology professionals and speech language pathologists will be required to use the new ICD-10-CM system which replaces the current ICD-9-CM system. ASHA has developed a number of resources designed to help audiologists and speech language...
by Jonathan S. Gerber RN MBA | Mar 13, 2014 | Audiology Billing, Blog, Events, Executive Learning, FQHC Billing, Interviews, Medical Billing, Press Release, Uncategorized
With regards to medical billing, the transition from ICD-9-CM to ICD-10-CM is one that has many medical professionals up in arms and worried. The transitional process however isn’t as complex as difficult as many believe it to be. The following is a checklist...
by Jonathan S. Gerber RN MBA | Feb 27, 2014 | Audiology Billing, Blog, Events, Executive Learning, FQHC Billing, Interviews, Medical Billing, Press Release, Uncategorized
Outsourcing medical billing firms were created for just one reason. That reason being to assist healthcare providers in both increasing their cash flow and lowering receivables by streamlining the payment process and taking that task off their hands. Whereas...
by Jonathan S. Gerber RN MBA | Feb 27, 2014 | Audiology Billing, Blog, Events, Executive Learning, FQHC Billing, Interviews, Medical Billing, Press Release, Uncategorized
Hospitals and practices have a great deal many things to deal with outside of patients and their needs. Chief among the use things are overdue insurance claims. It’s not uncommon for hospitals and practices to have an abundance of insurance claims that are 120...
