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6 Validation Steps for Recurring Treatments in Eligibility Verification in Medical Billing
Recurring treatments require repeated eligibility checks to prevent coverage gaps, expired authorizations, and benefit exhaustion. This blog outlines six validation steps for recurring eligibility verification in medical billing to track coverage, visit limits, and patient responsibility while reducing claim denials.
Patient Insurance Verification: What Happens When You Skip It?
Skipping patient insurance verification can lead to denied claims, delayed payments, and increased follow-up work weeks after a visit. This blog explains how missed verification affects billing, scheduling, and front desk workflows, and outlines the common challenges healthcare practices face when insurance details are not confirmed in advance.