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Credentialing and Billing
Small healthcare practices struggle with insurance credentialing, claim billing, denials, and clawbacks, often lacking affordable, reliable billing systems or staff.
In their words
all my claims from June were denied and had to be resubmitted
What was the most painful/time consuming part? Did anything genuinely save you time or money, or was it mostly wasted spend?
Does any other solo practitioner have any recommendations for software/data collection websites that incorporates billing into the platform?
I am looking to hire someone to do billing remotely on a part time basis.
I'm spending probably 15 hours a week chasing denials, fixing claims that got kicked back for dumb stuff like wrong place-of-service codes
Credentialing, payer enrollment, authorizations, claims, denials, billing, background checks, HIPPA, PHI, and actually collecting money you’re owed are incredibly complicated.
It sometimes takes a while to get Medicaid billing confirmed. Lots of ppwk and back and forth.
everything is just about billing and nothing is actually helping the client or “person served”
Some weeks it feels like I'm running a second caseload made entirely of denials and appeals
It’s not about achieving goals any longer. It’s about billing units.
I have just been going without a system the last few years - focusing more on getting into training than whether I’m actually claiming everything I’m owed.
I sat on the floor in someone else's house for an hour playing with toys and talking to myself in a kid's voice for free.
Most of these physician lead practices charge more is because planning your account around reemburcement cycles from insurance companies are 30-120 days if your lucky is an advanced accounting problem.
we regularly discovered that a given hospital was losing hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars weekly due to missing charges
Small healthcare practice owners
Where they talk
- r/therapists
- r/CodingandBilling
- r/ABA
- r/physicaltherapy
- r/bcba
- r/paralegal
- r/socialwork
- r/LawFirm
Tools they use today
- SimplePractice
- Availity
- Excel
- CAQH
- AdvancedMD
- Headway
- TheraNest
- Alma
Why those fall short
- EHRs track minutes but do not defend billing code choices or audit risk
- each insurer has different process, contracts, portals; claims rejected and must be refiled
- requires going into census and individually clicking each patient's billing
- specialist failed; lease network gives no updates
- trust claiming processes long-winded and slow; rotated out before chasing
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