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Addressing legacy A/R (accounts receivable) is a significant undertaking for any physician practice.

In the world of healthcare, compassion should extend beyond the examination room, even into the realm of medical billing and collections.

To mitigate risks, healthcare providers must prioritize protection of patient information by implementing up-to-date security measures, regular penetration and vulnerability testing, and robust data encryption.

The healthcare industry is undergoing a rapid transformation, driven by technological advancements and the widespread adoption of digital systems.

The No Surprises Act may have shielded patients from unexpected medical bills, but it’s left a bureaucratic mess, as providers and insurers fight over who’ll cover the costs and Congress weighs whether to step back in.

The rising cost of healthcare is a global issue that affects everyone. I know this firsthand given my profession in medical billing; I see the rising costs of patient care every day.

New technologies have significantly improved administrative tasks yet many pathology practices today still rely on manual processes that cause administrative strain and employee turnover.

With the right approach and understanding of the rules, Medical billing in pathology can be streamlined and efficient.

One place to start with goal setting is to look at what’s trending and where experts see the changes and challenges on the horizon.

We hear stories about physician burnout from documentation fatigue, high patient volumes and more. I’m here to share that the physician burnout stories are true.