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We provide a complete Revenue Cycle Management solution that streamlines reimbursements and helps reduce administrative costs associated with medical billing and coding compliances.

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Personalized Revenue Cycle Management services specified to your specialty needs for increased profitability and practice growth.

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We help you to get credentialed with insurance carriers quickly and ensure your credentialing information is up to date.

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Our experts assist with the complexities of claim submission to maximize reimbursements and minimize denials.

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Our denial management process will help you to identify root causes of denials, appeals and dispute resolution.

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Put an end to low or underpaid claims by getting paid on time with expert out of network billing services by infinitercm.

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Make your RCM smooth & get a insight into your practice financial growth with our full suit billing services.

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Expert Medical Billing Consulting. Skilled consultants; streamline your revenue and optimize billing processes.

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Outsource your medical billing & give your patients the attention they deserve. We'll handle the billing complexities.

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Don't Wait on Payments. Let our experts chase down every outstanding dollar with proactive A/R follow-up services

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Medical Coding Services

We utilize the latest & up to date ICD-10 and CPT coding systems to ensure that your practice receives optimal reimbursement.

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Our team aids with Quality Payment Program and MIPS reporting to support practices in value-based reimbursement.

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We help you acquire the best talent that has got the right set of skills and aligns with your practice-specific requirements.

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Increase patients' satisfaction with easy-to-understand bills, automated payment reminders, and patient portal solutions.

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Medical Billing and Coding Services

Healthcare practices often struggle with managing their medical billing and coding processes more efficiently .

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Through our Quality Management Program, we deliver care that is safe, compassionate, and upholds the highest standards of quality.

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  1. What is medical billing?
    Medical billing is the process of submitting and following up on claims to insurance companies to ensure healthcare providers are paid for their services.

  2. Why is medical billing essential?
    It ensures timely and accurate payments, maintaining the financial health of healthcare practices.

  3. What is the role of a medical biller?
    A medical biller handles claim submissions, payments, patient billing, and resolving claim issues.

  4. How does medical billing differ from medical coding?
    Billing focuses on submitting claims and collecting payments, while coding translates medical procedures into standard codes.

  5. What is the medical billing revenue cycle?
    The revenue cycle involves steps from patient registration to final payment collection.


Insurance and Claims

  1. What is an insurance claim?
    A request sent to insurance companies to reimburse healthcare providers for services rendered.

  2. What is prior authorization?
    Approval from insurance before providing specific services.

  3. What is the difference between primary and secondary insurance?
    Primary insurance pays first, and secondary covers remaining balances.

  4. How are out-of-network claims handled?
    Providers either bill patients or negotiate partial payments with insurance.

  5. What is an Explanation of Benefits (EOB)?
    A statement from insurance showing payment details and reasons for denials.


Billing Codes

  1. What are CPT codes?
    Codes used to describe medical, surgical, and diagnostic services.

  2. What are ICD-10 codes?
    Codes used to classify and describe diagnoses.

  3. What is the purpose of modifiers?
    Modifiers provide additional information about a procedure, affecting billing.

  4. Why is accurate coding important?
    Accurate coding prevents claim denials and ensures proper reimbursement.

  5. What is the HCPCS code system?
    It’s a set of codes for billing Medicare and Medicaid services.


Processes and Tasks

  1. What is patient data management?
    Collecting and maintaining accurate patient information for billing.

  2. What is claim submission?
    Sending claims to insurance for payment.

  3. What is claim scrubbing?
    Reviewing claims for errors before submission.

  4. What is payment posting?
    Recording payments from insurance and patients.

  5. What is denial management?
    Identifying, correcting, and resubmitting denied claims.


Errors and Challenges

  1. What are common billing errors?
    Mistakes include incorrect codes, patient data, or missed deadlines.

  2. What is a rejected claim?
    A claim returned due to errors that must be corrected and resubmitted.

  3. What is a denied claim?
    A claim refused by insurance, requiring further action or appeal.

  4. How does incorrect patient information affect billing?
    It leads to claim denials and payment delays.

  5. What is upcoding, and why is it illegal?
    Upcoding is billing for a higher service level than provided and can result in penalties.


Compliance and Regulations

  1. What is HIPAA compliance?
    Ensuring patient data privacy and security in all billing processes.

  2. What is the False Claims Act?
    A law preventing fraudulent billing practices.

  3. What are billing audits?
    Reviews of billing processes to ensure accuracy and compliance.

  4. Why is compliance important in billing?
    It avoids legal issues and ensures trustworthiness.

  5. How do billing services stay updated on regulations?
    Regular training and updates on healthcare laws.


Technology and Software

  1. What is medical billing software?
    Tools that automate billing processes like claim submission and payment tracking.

  2. What is an EHR system?
    Electronic Health Records store patient data, aiding billing and documentation.

  3. What is a clearinghouse in billing?
    A third-party organization that reviews and forwards claims to insurers.

  4. What are the benefits of automated billing?
    Reduced errors, faster processing, and better organization.

  5. What is telemedicine billing?
    Billing for virtual healthcare services.


Outsourcing Billing

  1. What is outsourced medical billing?
    Hiring third-party services to handle billing tasks.

  2. Why do providers outsource billing?
    To reduce administrative work and improve revenue cycle management.

  3. What are the advantages of outsourcing?
    Lower costs, fewer errors, and expert handling of claims.

  4. What are the risks of outsourcing billing?
    Risks include data breaches and less control over processes.

  5. How do you choose a billing service?
    Look for experience, compliance, technology, and customer support.


Billing in Practice

  1. How is billing handled in hospitals?
    Hospitals use a team or service to manage complex, high-volume billing.

  2. What is specialty-specific billing?
    Tailored billing processes for fields like cardiology or orthopedics.

  3. What is durable medical equipment (DME) billing?
    Billing for medical devices like wheelchairs or oxygen tanks.

  4. What is anesthesia billing?
    Billing for time-based anesthesia services using specific codes.

  5. What is behavioral health billing?
    Specialized billing for mental health services.


Trends and Innovations

  1. What is value-based billing?
    Billing based on patient outcomes rather than service quantity.

  2. How is AI used in medical billing?
    AI automates processes, predicts denials, and improves accuracy.

  3. What is blockchain’s role in billing?
    Blockchain enhances data security and transparency.

  4. What is the future of medical billing?
    Increased automation, telehealth integration, and stricter compliance.

  5. What are current billing challenges?
    Rising regulations, complex insurance rules, and increasing patient responsibility.


Patient-Focused Billing

  1. What is patient billing?
    Sending statements to patients for remaining balances after insurance.

  2. How is patient responsibility determined?
    Based on copays, deductibles, and uncovered services.

  3. What is financial counseling in billing?
    Educating patients about costs and payment options.

  4. What are payment plans?
    Arrangements allowing patients to pay bills in installments.

  5. What is a patient portal?
    An online platform for patients to view and pay bills.


Advanced Questions

  1. What are global billing codes?
    Codes covering pre-op, procedure, and post-op care.

  2. How are emergency services billed?
    Using codes specific to urgent care and trauma services.

  3. What is workers’ compensation billing?
    Billing for injuries covered by workplace insurance.

  4. What is Medicare Part B billing?
    Billing for outpatient services under Medicare.

  5. How do billing services handle disputes?
    They investigate claims, communicate with insurers, and resolve issues.