Starting a Medical Billing Business > Starting Your Own Medical Billing Business
Incoming info in bits and pieces
PMRNC:
Yes it is, it's on the forms page (click on forms from left hand navigation on members only home page) and it's almost halfway down page, and called "Office Profile" . You
aksharhealth:
--- Quote from: PMRNC on April 01, 2011, 10:53:33 PM ---My clients have pre-screening forms I gave them. The receptionist or whomever makes the appts, goes down the form and gets the needed information for me which they then fax and I have back to them, before their visit, it's just much faster that way and then there's no guessing about copay's and out of pocket. The PI sheet will come in with the daysheet or superbills for billing.
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Linda,
I liked the idea. Do you charge additional for this service or it is included in billing service. I agree that this initial step will reduce work for us like sending statements to patients and answering phone calls.
PMRNC:
--- Quote ---I liked the idea. Do you charge additional for this service or it is included in billing service. I agree that this initial step will reduce work for us like sending statements to patients and answering phone calls.
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It's included in my flat fee, but if you are also billing on a % everything should be included in your monthly invoice and accounted for when you come up with your pricing. One thing I've learned over the years is that if you give your clients a "menu" with things to pick and choose from, they won't benefit and neither will you. I've seen billing companies make this mistake offering up per claim and per item pricing, then you end up with 2 sets of books, reports, it's just easier to figure out everything in one monthly figure. Once they have the form they just complete it when the patient calls for their first appt and then fax it right over to me. I've always verified benefits but this makes it MUCH easier because I have everything from the get go :)
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