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Starting a Medical Billing Business => Starting Your Own Medical Billing Business => : ThagineBiller June 21, 2018, 09:49:09 PM

: How to start my medical insurance processing business
: ThagineBiller June 21, 2018, 09:49:09 PM
I am located in Marland area and would like to start a medical claim processing  business. What is the process to starting the business. i never worked in a doctors office,so do I need to take a class. Also, it seems a little hard to land your first client. I love the medical field, I wish I could work with a company part time to get the knowledge before going on my own. Are there any recommendation of how to start the business process of the MIB.
: Re: How to start my medical insurance processing business
: Michele June 25, 2018, 02:58:11 PM
There is no way to answer your question in a post.  Too much information!  If you search back on this forum you will find lots of valuable information on starting a business.  You are absolutely right when you state that the hardest part is signing your first client.  Many businesses never make it to that point and give up.  You have to have determination and know that getting clients is the hardest part when you first start.  We do have many resources available on getting started.  We have an ebook available, "How to Start Your Own Successful Medical Billing Business".  You can read more about that at:  http://www.medicalbillinglive.com/medical-billing-business/   We also have several packages available at:  http://www.medicalbillinglive.com/medical-billing-packages/

We also have online courses available at:  http://www.medicalbillingstudycourse.com/

You might want to consider the online courses because they will teach all you would learn if you were working in a billing office.

You also mentioned working part time with a company.  That is an excellent idea as well.  The absolute best way to learn is hands on.  Start with some research and post any questions you have as you move along.

Good luck!
: Re: How to start my medical insurance processing business
: ThagineBiller June 29, 2018, 12:29:01 AM
Thank you so much!Your response was really helpful.
: Re: How to start my medical insurance processing business
: williamportor July 10, 2018, 09:51:13 AM
It can be done! I was in your position 4+ years ago. No experience, no clients, little cash, very little knowledge about how to do medical billing, and no clue about where to start. Yes...read through these forums, it's the best free education you'll get. Start out with a small work area and some basic equipment i.e. computer and printer. Make up your mind to market consistently (even after you start landing clients) you won't get anywhere unless you do. You may lose some clients along the way if you're not very knowledgeable, but you'll learn as you go. Keep marketing, keep working, keep going. It's a heavy lift, but it can be done!  :)
: Re: How to start my medical insurance processing business
: nancylopezbp July 19, 2018, 10:14:21 AM
 :) Best of luck. Trust me you need lots of it! There is a lot to unbox in this question. The crucial first step is to educate yourself about the myriad compliance regulations and guidelines. The healthcare industry is a heavily regulated space. https://www.audioeducator.com/ provides useful information. You could also reach out to me at +1 714-782-7013 … As a revenue cycle manager with 15+ years of experience, I can guide and offer ongoing support.

: Re: How to start my medical insurance processing business
: ariseandshine July 31, 2018, 05:16:53 AM
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: hot to bill for visit are done after a global visit and get paid?
: daffne23 July 31, 2018, 06:43:25 PM
our office stared to do in house warts! now this is the problem im running into, if the patients come for something else in the next week( meaning global 10 days visits) im not getting paid ???
: Re: How to start my medical insurance processing business
: Michele August 01, 2018, 01:28:56 PM
You need to look at modifier 79.  If services are not related to the surgery but are in the global period they can still be reimbursed.