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by Ben Cervinski | Jul 29, 2019 | Medical Credentialing, Urgent Care
Urgent care facilities must follow strict regulatory procedures, both at a federal and state level. One of the most time-consuming processes, particularly when it comes to hiring providers, is credentialing. Lags in documentation can slow the process, which means your...
by Nate Larsen | Jan 28, 2019 | Medical Credentialing
What Is Medical Credentialing? Medical credentialing is a market-driven process that seeks to maintain standards of quality in the medical community for the benefit of patients. The process involves direct contact with primary sources for the verification of a...
by Ben Cervinski | Oct 29, 2018 | Medical Billing, Medical Credentialing, Medical Operations, Physician Practice, Software Solutions, Urgent Care
THE BENCHMARK REPORTS MILLENNIALS DRIVING INCREASE THE NUMBER OF URGENT CARE FACILITIES INCREASE As patient populations expand and their needs evolve, on-demand providers are evolving as well, incorporating new services and technologies into their offerings – such as...
by Ben Cervinski | Mar 11, 2015 | Federal Regulations, Medical Credentialing
Can Convenience Be Compliant? March 9, 2015 | Randy Johnston, Network Management Group, Inc. / HBMA Just about every business professional carries at least one mobile technology tool that stores or accesses important content. Because of HIPAA compliance, billing firms...
by Ben Cervinski | Jan 11, 2014 | Medical Credentialing
Will EHRs Solve Your Clients’ ICD‐10 Challenges? December 18, 2013 | Ron Sterling | www.hbma.org On October 1, 2014, physician practices – along with everyone else covered under HIPAA – will be required to start using ICD‐10 codes in place of ICD‐9 codes. This...
by Ben Cervinski | Oct 11, 2013 | Medical Credentialing
CMS Office of the Actuary Projects Modest Health Spending Growth www.cms.gov | September 18, 2013 Consistent with past years’ findings, a report today from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Office of the Actuary found that U.S. health care...
