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Basics of Medical Documentation: What Aspiring Medical Billers and Coders Need to Know

Northwest Career College

Accurate documentation is essential for medical billing and coding, but many beginners struggle to understand the technical terms and guidelines. Without accurate medical documentation, insurance claims can be delayed or denied, frustrating patients and physicians. What is Medical Documentation?

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The Unexpected Burden of Billing for Small Behavioral Health Practices

Valant

Behavioral health providers managing both clinical care and business operations face unique challenges: complex prior authorization requirements, extensive documentation standards, and insurance coverage barriers. As patient volume increases, small inefficiencies can turn into serious issues.

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EHR Revenue Cycle Management: A Massive Potential

Arkenea

Comprehensive Registration Data Management EHR registration systems capture and validate comprehensive patient demographic, insurance, and clinical information that forms the foundation for accurate billing and claims processing.

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Navigating malpractice claims: A physician’s step-by-step guide

Physicians Practice

According to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, around 110,000 malpractice claims will be filed in the U.S. They will notify your malpractice insurance carrier. Secure all relevant patient records, keeping them wholly intact. Understanding the landscape: How often do physicians get sued?

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RAG in Healthcare: Your Complete Guide to Its Implementation

Arkenea

Unlike conventional AI models that rely solely on their training data, RAG combines the power of large language models with real time information retrieval from your organization’s specific databases and documents.

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Top 5 Technical Skills Every Successful Dental Administrative Assistant Needs

Northwest Career College

This entails managing appointments, handling patient records, and ensuring everything runs on time. You must monitor patient schedules, file documents appropriately, and communicate effectively with the dental staff. You’ll also need to keep the front office clean and ready for the patients.

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In Demand Career Spotlight: Pediatric Medical Assistant

ACI Medical & Dental School

Phlebotomy & EKG: Performing phlebotomy procedures and administering electrocardiograms (EKGs) , which can be challenging for younger patients. Medical Records Management: Updating and maintaining accurate patient records, including documenting symptoms, medical histories, and treatment procedures.