Jessie Rustad

A well-rounded billing system is a key to improving the financial health of your optometry practice. But to build such a productive and efficient billing system, it is important for you first to have a clear understanding of various optometry billing concepts. This can enable you to make the right decisions and drive high profits for your practice on a consistent basis. Before you start billing for your optometry services, you need to have knowledge about the correct usage of medical insurance, vision plans as well as the ABN form. To speed up and simplify the billing process, optometry providers should also automate their basic billing functions.

Vision insurance billing audits can be very frustrating. The scrutiny by insurance carriers can expose various inaccuracies, and errors, and can lead to substantial fines and penalties. Having sound policies and operational frameworks in place can be the best way to make sure your optometry practice does not have to undergo a vision insurance billing audit. Here are 6 valuable tips that can help you protect your optometry practice from vision insurance billing audits. Error-free Claims Processing Mistakes in billing processes or claim errors often lead to vision insurance billing audits. The common claims processing mistakes are entering incorrect patient information, not verifying patients’ insurance and benefits, etc. Reducing these errors

The eye care revenue cycle management includes a number of repetitive and tedious tasks. Burdening yourself with such administrative functions can shift your focus away from ensuring optimal patient care. Having well-rounded eye care revenue cycle management strategies is essential to ensure that you run a successful and profitable optometry practice. Let's take a look at some practices to help your optometry practice move towards better revenue in 2022. Automate Your Workflows Accuracy and precision in the workflow can help optometry providers prevent common billing errors and improve their revenues. Automated workflows are a great way to keep costs in check. Adopting automated workflows can help eye care practices to

Imagine you are an eye care doctor working in an optometry clinic. What is the one thing that can scare you apart from your treatment going wrong? It's the insurance claims that are either rejected or denied, leaving you clueless about the repayment of voluminous healthcare charges. However, if you know what went wrong in the claim filing process, there are chances of a silver lining ensuring you will get the required money to clear all your dues. The only key is to know why insurance claim rejections and denials differ to select the right redressal procedure.What Are Insurance Claim Rejections? A claim is often rejected when errors