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We have comprehensive privacy policies and procedures in place to protect personal information. This includes data minimization, anonymization techniques, and strict adherence to legal and regulatory requirements, including HIPAA Laws, for data protection and privacy.
Yes, once you contractually sign with us and we start your medical billing, we will analyze past claims as well. Those denied medical claims can be fixed and you will be paid out on them
Our services are available for all healthcare professionals including doctors, dentists, nurse practitioners, primary and secondary care hospitals, durable medical equipment billing and more. Visit our services sections to view more detail.
Yes, accounts receivables (AR) recovery is part of our services. In the last 10 years, we have been assisting our clients in getting insurance companies to reimburse the amount due to them.
You have nothing to worry about. We offer a no cancellation fee and no limit agreement so that you can always feel secure about your decision to choose MBNC.
Medical Credentialing is the process of contracting with Insurance companies in order to become an in-network or approved medical provider for that company. Becoming a participating provider for insurance companies in your area is an extremely important part of any medical practice. Whichever companies you are contracted with will dictate which patients you are allowed to treat and what your reimbursement rates will be.
Medical billing and credentialing for medical providers are two different categories in the healthcare world. Before any medical billing can even be completed, the healthcare provider needs to be credentialed with insurance companies in order to be an approved provider of services. Becoming credentialed as an in-network provider dictates the set amount of reimbursement that provider can expect back.
After the credentialing process has been completed the healthcare provider is then able to start treating patients in that network and sending claims for reimbursement. A medical biller will use CPT and ICD-10 codes on the claim to describe to the insurance companies what treatment the provider has given. They will then follow up on the claim to make sure that it has been properly paid by the insurance company.
Medical credentialing is a process by which medical organizations verify the credentials of healthcare providers to ensure they have the required licenses, certification and skills to properly care for patients. It’s an essential function for hospitals and others which precedes hiring or obtaining coverage by an insurance carrier. Medical credentialing is perhaps most important because it’s the one method that permits patients to place their trust with utmost confidence in their chosen healthcare provider(s). Through a standardized process involving data collection, primary source verification and committee review by health insurance plans, hospitals and other healthcare agencies, patients are confident in their healthcare professional’s ability and experience.
Just follow our easy 4 step process. All you have to do is book a free consultation. From there we will arrange a meeting with you to better understand your requirements. We will offer you a custom tailored solution based on your requirements and issue you with a contract. As soon as the contract is signed we will begin implementation of the terms of the contract and optimize your revenue cycle.
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