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Gynecology
Gynecology Billing
We optimize collection payments at the time of services and verify insurance eligibility. Our billing professionals provide expert assistance to optimize patient’s collections, quality markups and maximum productivity.
Women in good health should see their gynecologist yearly and those with medical concerns will be seen more often, which means there will be a large number of patients seen on a daily basis.
With a high number of claims being submitted, the likelihood of some being overlooked increases. Likewise, denied claims are more likely to be ignored by a busy medical office staff when there are hundreds of claims to be managed.
With a high number of claims being submitted, the likelihood of some being overlooked increases. Likewise, denied claims are more likely to be ignored by a busy medical office staff when there are hundreds of claims to be managed.
Revenue cycle management (RCM) starts with first contact with a patient. When they call in to make an appointment, payer coverage must be confirmed. Then when the patient is seen, a coder must document the details of the exam and diagnosis plus any treatment.
Medical billers make sure coding is correct and all expected information is included on the claim before it is submitted. Then if there are any rejection or denial issues, the medical biller will sort it out and get the claim resolved.
Medical billers make sure coding is correct and all expected information is included on the claim before it is submitted. Then if there are any rejection or denial issues, the medical biller will sort it out and get the claim resolved.
Women in good health should see their gynecologist yearly and those with medical concerns will be seen more often, which means there will be a large number of patients seen on a daily basis.
With a high number of claims being submitted, the likelihood of some being overlooked increases. Likewise, denied claims are more likely to be ignored by a busy medical office staff when there are hundreds of claims to be managed.
With a high number of claims being submitted, the likelihood of some being overlooked increases. Likewise, denied claims are more likely to be ignored by a busy medical office staff when there are hundreds of claims to be managed.
Revenue cycle management (RCM) starts with first contact with a patient. When they call in to make an appointment, payer coverage must be confirmed. Then when the patient is seen, a coder must document the details of the exam and diagnosis plus any treatment.
Medical billers make sure coding is correct and all expected information is included on the claim before it is submitted. Then if there are any rejection or denial issues, the medical biller will sort it out and get the claim resolved.
Medical billers make sure coding is correct and all expected information is included on the claim before it is submitted. Then if there are any rejection or denial issues, the medical biller will sort it out and get the claim resolved.