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While the healthcare industry is on an upward spiral, a mounting number of stakeholders are still grappling with various problems triggered by the complexity of credentialing and other financial compliances. Dealing with different operational challenges involved in efficiently managing complex multi-party arrangements for accelerating licensing and credentialing process for private practitioners and healthcare providers.However, a new senate ruling was recently enforced in Pennsylvania, which focuses on making the credentialing process foolproof for healthcare service providers by eliminating the potential for unnecessary delays for credentialing applicants to be a part of health insurance organizations.Representative Clint Owlett (R- Bradford, Tioga, Potter) introduced House Bill 533 in the Pennsylvania House in November 2019, and it

How to Boost Collection Efficiency with DME AR Management Is resolving billing issues taking up most of your time? Is your staff having difficulty catching up with piles of paperwork for claims? Or does your business have a long list of denials? Whatever the bottlenecks of your medical business, a streamlined DME (Durable Medical Equipment) billing workflow can help ensure an effective AR collection and management. In fact, with an airtight DME AR process, you can minimize the errors in your DME billing, thereby reducing denials and making way for healthy cash flows. All of this sounds fascinating,

More dental practices are billing medical plans today than ever before. This is due to the crossover of several procedures that are medically necessary yet require a licensed dentist to perform. Most notable is the oral appliance to treat obstructive sleep apnea, often referred to as “oral appliance therapy”. This treatment is an alternative to traditional CPAP and is covered by medical insurance, including Medicare. Many dental practices underestimate the importance of proper enrollment and network participation options with medical insurance before billing for dental sleep services. It can make a significant difference when it comes to reimbursement. Several plans may not allow a dentist to credential and participate with their PPO or HMO medical networks or

Medical credentialing is one of the essential compliance requirements in medical practice today. Why? Because poor credentialing can lead to financial and legal implications for the medical practice. However, one needs to remember that credentialing is a time-consuming and complex task, which, if not done correctly, can lead to a significant loss of time and money. Owing to this complexity, errors in the medical credential process are a common sight.Here are such medical credentialing errors that every healthcare practice needs to keep an eye out for. 1.    1.   Lack of Sufficient Credentialing Staff Already being an extremely laborious and time-consuming task, medical credentialing becomes even more complicated when there aren’t enough staff members

Credentialing and payor enrollment are tedious and time-consuming tasks that require frequent follow-ups. Unless you have a dedicated credentialing and payor enrollment team, these processes can distract the staff from your health center’s core activities. What is the solution? Outsourcing these processes to an experienced service provider can help reduce the burden of this complex task from your in-house staff’s shoulders. As a result, the staff will be able to focus on other critical goals, such as improving the quality of patient care. However, choosing the ideal credentialing and payor enrollment service provider can be a bit challenging. When outsourcing these responsibilities to a service provider for your healthcare practice, you