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Allowing your billing team to directly view, evaluate, and process your codes saves you significant time, translating to upwards of 50,000 in errors alone.
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Dedicators of the healthcare field, especially clinicians, share the following two desires:
While there are multiple avenues to achieve this goal, one necessary step involves building your medical billing knowledge. Thus, we’ve broken down three approaches to help you get started:
Some ICD/CPT codes may cover the same medical complexity but offer different compensation. Billing for Transitional Care Medicine (CPT 99495), for instance, contains the same requirements as a typical office visit (CPT 99214) but the reimbursements depending on your CPT code is different.
Whenever in doubt, do your research. Advancing the Business of Healthcare (AAPC) offers an excellent knowledge resource that discuss the nuances and changes of medical billing and codes.
If you’re already a DocCharge partner, then be sure to utilize the Codemed feature in the DocCharge Portal. Codemed allows you to search all ICD/CPT and LCD codes along documents outlining the medical necessity requirements.
Communicating directly with your billers and office managers seems like a no brainer. But without a clear communication system to immediately transfer pertinent coding information between your patient and your team, it’s amazing how easily this process can become convoluted with billing errors.
Allowing your billing team to directly view, evaluate, and process your codes saves you significant time, translating to upwards of $50,000 in errors alone. Thus investing in a platform that allows you to communicate and view your patients billing information in real time is essential.
If you’re interested in investing in a physician productivity platform, then, make sure you ask yourself these three questions.
DocCharge: Be productive again! Practice analytics, mobile charge capture, HIPAA compliant messaging, and tools for billers.
DocCharge is a mobile physician productivity platform enabling physicians and clinicians to save time by efficiently capture patient billings, communicate with back office and maximize revenue by avoiding lost charges using real-time analytics on a mobile device. Designed by a physician for fellow physicians, residents/fellows, and mid-level providers, DocCharge maximizes one’s productivity. Practice Administrators and outsourced billing companies find the application very intuitive, thus improving practice efficiency and revenue.
DocCharge is transforming healthcare data into useful and actionable insights, thereby allowing partner subscribers to focus their resources on the core business of providing high quality patient care. For more information, visit www.DocCharge.com, email: contact@DocCharge.com.