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Insurance Billing and Credentialing is complex. At Practice Solutions, we aim to provide information that helps you to understand the billing and credentialing process, keeps you up to date on industry news, and provides tips to help your private practice run smoothly. Our mission is to deliver content that allows mental and behavioral health providers to make educated decisions in private practice, and to feel confident in those decisions to achieve success in their practice.

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5 Things Billers Do to Save You Time

Medical billers provide many services. They check eligibility, verify coverage, submit claims, follow-up on denials, follow-up on rejections, post-payments, and report on the financial health of a practice. But what kind of impact does a biller have by taking on these roles? The answer to this question depends on whether you see time as an asset. We certainly do, so here is the impact a biller can have on your time by doing 5 key billing tasks. 1. Denial or Rejection Follow-U

Why You Need A Financial Policy

One question that Practice Solutions receives is whether it is legal to write-off deductibles and co-pays. Many therapists make this a practice to make therapy affordable and to get people through their door. However, this idea presents the counselor with a troublesome issue: chronically writing-off deductibles and co-pays is not exactly legal. To clarify, a counselor can write-off deductibles and co-pays per their contracts with payers once they approve the client for such a