Medical Management Services
Addressing Common Medical Billing Issues to Improve Revenue Cycle Management Medical billing issues can have a significant impact on the healthcare revenue cycle, as they can lead to delayed or denied payments, increased administrative costs, and reduced cash flow. Some common medical billing issues that affect the healthcare revenue cycle include: 1. Coding errors: Incorrect […]
We provide the best services to you Medical Billing can be a real lifesaver. So many practices have to downsize because they have not taken care of their billing. At Medical Management Services(MMS) Group, we take care of your billing so that you can concentrate on what you do best- take care of patients. Call […]
Increase Efficiency and See More Patients with Telemedicine with Growing Patient Demand Healthcare is the fastest-growing sector in the U.S. The number of residents over the age of 65 is projected to double from 2000 to 2030, and many of these individuals will need around-the-clock medical care. Senior patients and those suffering from chronic conditions […]
Simple Strategies to Boost Revenue & Efficiency. Physician re – Credentialing Process Audit at regular intervals Keep your team a top of the regular process and related updates Constant refresher and re-training for your Billing and Coding staff Streamlined Monthly Reporting structure Analyze and fix loop holes with corrective measures immediately Regular Audits To Analyze And […]
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RCM in COVID time Those in the healthcare industry are certainly no strangers to insurance claim payments being delayed or denied. Practices facing this issue are at great risk for losing out on revenue throughout each year, because it is estimated that around 25% of denied claims are never paid at all. If your organization’s […]
Do you follow your state laws on Telehealth? Understand the latest PHE extension, HHS and its partner waivers policy & changes in billing & coding. Coding Updates:- E/M Documentation Changes 2021 Visco-supplement Code Changes Coding Tip- Spine Radiofrequency IDC-10 2021 Update
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