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PMRNC:

--- Quote ---So I do not have to be participating in order to bill the insurance? I am completely new to this so any information is helpful.
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You bill carriers as "non par"  but you will want your patients to know they need to pay up front. You will still also need to get authorizations where needed or at least make sure the patient gets them and brings them in.

I don't want to sound rude, so please take this with the spirit to which it was intended.. if you have not done this before, you need to let someone who has take over at least until you can obtain proper training. This is not a business you want to muddle through as you go along and hope for the best.

kkelley831:
I appreciate your help. I work for a non-profit so this is a new world for my agency. I am definitely seeing that there is much more to this than I can teach myself. Do you have any recommendations on a training?

PMRNC:
Take a look at www.medicalbillignstudycourse.com

kkelley831:
Thank you, i will look into this. Another quick question, I think I already know the answer though. In order to bill for therapy services do those providing the service have to have a license? Currently they have credentials to provide services but they are master degrees and trainings not licensed (LPC or LGSW, LSW, LCSW). 

rdmoore2003:
What state are you in?  If your provider is not licensed yet, you need to check your states supervision requirements.  Since you have a PhD, your unlicensed providers may fall under the supervision of the PhD.   You must check with your state's supervision requirements first.     In regards to filing insurances, if you file as non par, typically patients want to use a participating provider with their insurance.   Benefits vary greatly between par and non par providers.

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