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Behavioral and Mental Health - Best Practices Guidelines
Effective billing and coding practices are essential for optimizing reimbursements in behavioral and mental health services. Proper documentation, accurate coding, and adherence to specific coding guidelines, including those for prolonged services, are key factors for success.
Achieving Revenue Cycle Results for a California-based Mental and Behavioral Health Provider
Understanding California, Payer, and Behavioral health-specific nuances and diligent focus on enrollment, timely filing, and payments reconciliations reduced denial rates and increased collections by 52%.
Best Practices in filing Physician Assistant Claim enable Recovery of over $80 K in out-of-network claims
Recovering claim dues from payers for physician assistance claims requires intricate knowledge of payer-specific guidelines. Medical Billing Wholesalers’ denials research team helped the client identify and resolve out-of-network claims.
With a focus on recovering denials of PA claims from UHC and Oxford, we rebilled the claims after adhering to the payer-specific guidelines and were able to recover over $80K of A/R, while reducing the monthly denials from 73 to 11.