We talk about the Revenue Cycle, but what is it? It could, simply, be defined as the administrative and clinical functions that factor into the capture, management, and collection of patient service revenue. There you have it! Speaking normal English, it’s a fancy way of saying that this is a full view of the life…
This feels like such a BIG ask. It also makes us think of the entirety of the medical billing process. Every single piece of the puzzle, when laid out can seem like A LOT. If we break it down to adjusting a few intricacies that could make the process more seamless it would be: Transparency…
Internal medicine is the medical specialty that is dedicated to the diagnosis and medical treatment of adults. That seems like a broad definition. The sub-specialties in this category of medicine are: allergy, cardiology, hematology, gastroenterology, nephrology, oncology, pulmonology, rheumatology, immunology, and more. The question then becomes: What doesn’t internal medicine cover? It seems like it’s…
Medical claims go through a process like any other claim would, but medical claims processing is convoluted and hard to explain to the untrained person. This is why it’s so crucial to do your Medical Billing with Gables Medical Billing. Our medical billers are trained to handle all claims submissions, follow-ups, appeals, and payment posting…
Your revenue cycle process can run like a well-oiled machine or like a sea turtle that is a week away from its 150th birthday. There’s so much space between the front-end and back-end portions of your revenue process. Your front-end staff collects information from patients, confirming coverages and eligibility, as well as the registration of…
If it’s to be said the team at Gables Medical Billing is full of Superstars, but what qualities are spotlighted in a Superstar Medical Biller? We’ve put together a list of some of the attributes that make our team as stellar as they are: A sparkling talent of communication is first. As someone who is…
Medical Billing and Medical Coding often get lumped together as one. These items are related, and not always done by the same person, though sometimes the responsibilities could fall under one person. Both of these processes translate a practitioner’s diagnosis and treatment into standardized codes, which are sent to the insurer and pertinent government agencies….
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