Endocrinology Billing
Billing knowledge is crucial to minimize claim denials and cash flow problems. What are the most important aspects to keep in mind when billing? Correct patient demographics, insurance eligibility, and coding, and submit claims quickly.
How Does Endocrinology Billing Work?
Endocrinology specialist(s) document the details of each visit. A medical coding specialist translates the visit into the appropriate numerical codes that allow for easier communication with providers and anyone else who may need this information.
When you choose to work with JS Medical Billing, this is the point at which we take over. We can bill insurance providers as well as your patients while maintaining HIPAA compliance and any other state or federal regulations and are responsible for proper collections and billing maintenance, saving you time and hassle while increasing revenue.
Endocrinology billing is an essential part of practice organization, and it gives you a better way to analyze charges for every visit or procedure that occurs within the facility.
Endocrinology Billing Software
Endocrinology billing software can help from the point of scheduling, through note documentation, and into billing. However, the software still requires time investment. Depending on the software’s level of detail and the number of tasks it carries out, you’ll need a bigger team to handle it.
JS Medical Billing uses a cloud-based software program called Tebra. We are very flexible to your needs, from the method of data exchange to the amount you want to be involved in. You will also have full access whenever you want, 24 hours a day, every day of the week. A software program is just a tool, but JS Medical Billing specialists understand how to use the Tebra tool to the fullest.
How Much Does Endocrinology Billing Cost?
Mistakes in improper Endocrinology coding cause the loss of thousands of dollars each year. By investing in a third-party medical billing team like JS Medical Billing, you are assured coverage that eliminates mistakes and money lost.
The fee is 4% – 10% of the amount you receive. Accelerated payments, increased revenue, and transparency all make your job of caring for patients a little bit easier, so get started today!