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The Imperfect Nature of Billing
Insurance billing is a complex process. There are several different entities involved in the entire process, multiple submission methods,...
My Claim Was Rejected. Now What?
A claim rejection is when a claim doesn't actually arrive at the insurance company. A claim rejection occurs when there's a demographic...
The Importance of EDI and ERA
You’ve done it; you’ve completed credentialing with an insurance company! You may think that the enrollment paperwork stops here, but...
Legally Changing Your Name as a Therapist
There are a lot of circumstances in which you would need to change your name as a therapist. You may have started your private practice...
Your Billing Toolkit: Business Tools for Private Practice to Help Billing Run Smoothly
Going into Private Practice is an immense undertaking, but can be extremely rewarding if you put the time into developing your business....
3 Ways to Know When You Should Leave An Insurance Panel
As a therapist in private practice, you are no stranger to the multitudes of insurance companies that exist in the marketplace. You have...
Important Billing Identifiers for Therapists
Submitting a claim for insurance can be thought of like using a key to open a lock. When you complete an application for credentialing,...
3 Key Differences in Telehealth Billing vs. In-Office Billing
As the summer wraps up with those last few days of summer vacations coming to an end and school going back in session, many people are...
3 Types of Insurance Reimbursement
Insurance Pay Day The hard part is over. Your sessions and notes are complete, you’ve submitted the claim with all of the proper billing...
If you’ve credentialed with insurance, it’s time to comply with HIPAA. Here’s what that means.
A guest post from Hushmail If you choose to credential your practice with insurance, you’re automatically considered a “covered entity”...
