Medical Billing Services
Medical Billing Services
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Empowering Practices to Achieve True Independence!
With pending account receivables and frequent claim denials affecting revenues, an independent medical practice must ask: “Is my practice truly independent?” For many across the U.S., the answer remains unclear. Fortunately, there’s a solution to address the medical billing challenges impacting your revenue.
Medical Billing Solutions by JP Health Cure resolve billing and coding issues, enabling growth and easing your workload. These services allow you to focus on patient care instead of worrying about revenue fluctuations.
Empowering Practices to Achieve True Independence!
With pending account receivables and frequent claim denials affecting revenues, an independent medical practice must ask: “Is my practice truly independent?” For many across the U.S., the answer remains unclear. Fortunately, there’s a solution to address the medical billing challenges impacting your revenue.
Medical Billing Solutions by JP Health Cure resolve billing and coding issues, enabling growth and easing your workload. These services allow you to focus on patient care instead of worrying about revenue fluctuations.
Cost-effective Medical Billing Solutions by JP Health Cure
Medical billing and claim reimbursements are crucial for the healthcare industry. Medical practices across the United States must ensure their effectiveness, as a clinic, nursing home, or hospital can only thrive if it is properly compensated. Accurate and error-free billing is essential for timely payments. However, many practices lack effective resources for prompt billing, leading to a 20% reduction in revenue collection and financial stagnation, which can negatively impact patient care as doctors and physicians become distracted.
JP Health Cure offers a solution to increase revenue collections and minimize accounts receivable levels. Our premium medical billing services have achieved a claim acceptance rate of 99%, unparalleled in the industry. Choosing a professional medical billing organization like ours will provide the support needed to keep your practice both financially and operationally healthy.
Medical Billing Services For Private Practices
Our medical billing consultants are available 24/7 to offer the critical customer service needed to elevate your practice.
Our RCM Medical Billing solutions are ideal for private practices, with affordable packages starting at just 2.95% on monthly collections. We provide custom medical billing plans tailored to meet all your billing needs and achieve high claim reimbursements, contributing to our industry-leading 99% claim reimbursement rate.
Medical Billing Services For Private Practices
Our medical billing consultants are available 24/7 to offer the critical customer service needed to elevate your practice.
Our RCM Medical Billing solutions are ideal for private practices, with affordable packages starting at just 2.95% on monthly collections. We provide custom medical billing plans tailored to meet all your billing needs and achieve high claim reimbursements, contributing to our industry-leading 99% claim reimbursement rate.
We Follow a Thorough Eligibility Verification Process
The HIPAA Compliance Act, legislated in 1996, aims to ensure the privacy of Protected Health Information (PHI). As such, professional medical billing companies in the United States must adhere to HIPAA compliance to be considered trustworthy.
JP Health Cure is a fully HIPAA-compliant medical billing organization, providing secure billing services in accordance with all privacy protection standards. We ensure that your PHI remains secure throughout the medical billing process, which is a key reason why practices feel confident outsourcing their billing to us.
We work with these EHRs
Our medical billing specialists are proficient with all EHR systems, enabling us to help you submit clean claims regardless of the EHR you use, ensuring a hassle-free and efficient billing process for your healthcare facility.
Frequently Asked Questions
According to the US healthcare system, medical practices have to file claim reimbursements to insurance companies for the services they offer to patients. This is why it is necessary for these practices to have smooth revenue cycle management systems to collect their revenues.
The difference can be understood as part and whole. The Revenue Cycle Management is a set of complete end-to-end services that include medical billing and coding as a part with a gradual flow from eligibility verification and credentialing to payment posting and appealing denied claims.
Whether it is your internal practice medical billing or family practice medical billing, the top 5 denials are the following:
- Denial as a result of missing information in any field.
- Expired limit for filing.
- A duplicate service or claim.
- Denial when the service is not covered by the payer.
- Denial when a service is already adjudicated.
The golden rule in the medical billing and coding domain is to never code or bill it if a certain service is not documented in the medical record. Clinical documentation is used primarily to justify claim reimbursements to payers in case a conflict takes place.
Almost all medical billing is done to insurance companies other than the copays. However, the major difference lies in the ICD-10 coding that is used for the purpose. This means that if you are billing for neurology services, the ICD coding will be different from the time you’ll be billing for emergency care services.
Claim Denials are considered to be a major challenge for medical practices because appealing such denials for reimbursements consumes time and effort.
The two major types of claim denials include soft and hard denials in medical billing. The former ones can be reversed and are based on minor mistakes and managed by correction while the latter ones are serious ones that are irreversible and result in lost revenues.
Medical billing modifiers or CPT modifiers are codes that allow a medical practice to indicate if a certain service or procedure has experienced change or alteration. They are used by medical practices and medical billing companies across the United States.