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DenialsAug 4Why Mental Health Claims Get Denied (And How to Stop It)
About 67% of denied mental health claims are administrative, not clinical. Here's how to read each denial code back to the front-end mistake that caused it.
CPT CodesJul 28How to Bill 90837: The 53-Minute Rule and Your Notes
The OIG found $580M in improper psychotherapy payments. How to bill 90837 correctly: 53-minute threshold, audit-ready notes, add-on codes, and denial defense.
Behavioral HealthJul 21Insurance Credentialing for Therapists: The Real Process
Insurance credentialing for therapists spans three payer stages. Most stalls and billing denials come from contracting or enrollment, not credentialing.
CFO GuidesJul 14Medical Billing Services Cost: What Practices Actually Pay
A 5% billing quote can cost more than a 7% quote if the denominator is wrong. What medical billing services cost, what drives the rate, and what to watch for.
CFO GuidesJul 7How to Switch Medical Billing Companies Without Losing Money
How to switch medical billing companies without a cash-flow emergency: build the A/R inventory, protect timely-filing deadlines, and keep payer routing intact.
RCM StrategyJun 30Tebra Billing Services: In-House vs Outsourced
Tebra billing performance isn't a platform problem. It's a people problem. Compare in-house vs outsourced with a cost model and 10-question scorecard.