Download the COVID-19 Cash Flow Guide for Home Health Care Providers
COVID-19 continues to bring enormous changes to the home health care profession. On a daily basis, changes from CMS and other regulatory bodies are forcing non-acute healthcare providers to change the way they operate. This, in combination with changes in patient care demands and overall facility census, has a significant impact on billing practices and […]
Best Practices to Optimize Cash Flow for Home Health Agencies
A steady stream of revenue is critical for home health agencies. Otherwise, their operations will not be able to function optimally. If revenue is reduced significantly for any period of time, it puts significant stress on the agency’s bottom line. Best Practices for Optimal Cash Flow Here are just a few of the best practices […]
Why Outsourcing Revenue Cycle Management Makes Sense in Today’s Healthcare Economy
The business of providing healthcare is more complex than ever—which means the business of managing revenue cycle processes is, too. Whether you are an administrator of established home health agency or hospice facility or a new visiting physician or nurse practitioner starting their own practice, you may be feeling overwhelmed at the time, money and […]
Choice Review is Coming! Get Prepared with these FAQs
How do I know when Choice Review will affect my agency? Since CMS is rolling out Choice Review with a series of demonstrations at different times in different states, the best way to know when your agency may be affected is by checking the CMS website. The CMS is generally providing 60 days advance notice. […]
Be Proactive About the PDGM Cash Crunch—Take Advantage of Our Free Revenue Recovery Offer Now
Now that we’re about six weeks into the new Patient-Driven Groupings Model (PDGM) we’re starting to hear from many home health agencies about the challenges of the associated changes and the potential impact to their bottom line. Slower reimbursement cycles with PDGM are something that are likely to cause a cash crunch for many agencies […]
How Private Insurance Credentialing Pays Off for Home Health Agencies
To keep these payors’ revenue streams healthy, the most effective strategy is the diversification of revenue streams by contracting with private insurers or insurance credentialing. Here’s why your HHA should consider it and what you need to do to get started: Adoption of private insurance among the senior market is growing, especially among older […]
Tips to Help You Understand Your Medical Bill
Medical bills from medical billing companies in Houston are complicated documents with codes and confusing line items. It may be tempting to simply find the bottom line and pay what you owe. The problem is that mistakes in medical billing are common and may be costing you significant money in duplicate charges and other billing […]
Key Steps of a Successful Medical Billing Process
Medical billing is a complex and confusing yet necessary process for medical billing companies in Dallas, Texas, like the industry specialists at Dominion Revenue Solutions. Behind the front counters and examination rooms, an advanced system to handling the billing of medical services is in motion by trained and experienced professionals. When patients with medical […]
Learn Successful Medical Billing Strategies for PDGM in This Webinar
The new Patient-Driven Groupings Model (PDGM) is here, and for many home health agencies the challenges of learning new billing codes and how to successfully navigate the changes are very real. If your facility needs assistance with your medical billing in the new era of PDGM Dominion Revenue Solutions is here to help! Learn […]
The Top 10 Reasons Why Your Medical Billing Claims May Be Denied
We understand how frustrating it can be when you have medical billing claims rejected. Medical Billing Denials cost you money and significant time trying to fight denials or collect money from patients. Knowing these common reasons why medical billing claims are denied is key to reducing their occurrence: Missing information. If you are missing information […]
