A therapist submits a claim for a standard 45-minute session, uses the code she’s billed a hundred times before, and it still bounces back three weeks later. The reason? A payer quietly
A dermatology medical billing practice in Ohio submitted 40 claims for shave biopsies in a single month. Eleven came back denied. Not because the diagnosis was wrong, not because the
A workers’ comp claim doesn’t get denied because the treatment was wrong. Most of the time, it is refused because someone in billing completed a form incorrectly or used the
When an employee gets hurt on the job, the last thing they should have to worry about is whether their paperwork is right. But that’s exactly every day in clinics,
A single miscounted minute can cost a physical therapy practice an entire billing unit, and multiplied across a full patient panel, that adds up to real revenue lost every month.
Radiology claims get denied more often than almost any other service line in medical billing, and MRI brain scans are a frequent culprit. Saying otherwise, you have no choice but
Anyone who’s worked infusion billing for more than a few months has a story about a claim that should have paid clean and didn’t. It’s typically one thing: a schedule
Nearly 39.5 million people seek medical treatment for personal injury cases every year in the U.S., feeding a market worth over $53 billion. This isn’t a small bite out of
If you bill for workers’ compensation claims in California, July 1, 2026, brought a fee schedule update you need to know about The California Division of Workers’ Compensation published a
Approximately 96% of personal injury cases are resolved out of court through negotiations and settlements, with only about 4% ever proceeding to a formal trial. Basically, Personal injury collection is
