A recent analysis identified a trend toward higher-acuity billing in primary care offices, and while some of the shift may be due to real changes in patient illness due to aging populations, higher rates of chronic illness, and more complex presentations, it could also indicate a tendency for upcoding in medical billing that translates to higher costs for patients and inflates system-wide spending.

When deciding whether to in-source or outsource medical billing, it's important to be honest with your goals, strengths, and limitations.

In this article, we’ll cover five questions to consider before billing for missed appointments in your medical practice.

Here are five key denial management strategies for a stronger revenue cycle.

Many payers permit e-visit billing; however, billing for medical advice through the patient portal is a decision that providers must think through carefully.

Medical practice overpayments occur for many reasons and keeping them can cause a whole host of financial and operational challenges.