#Medical billing system

[agimamedical]

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[pridehealth]

PrideHealth - Comprehensive Healthcare Management Solution

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[americanmedicalbillingservices]

American Medical Billing Services LLC

American Medical Billing Services LLC

Welcome To American Medical Billing Services LLC

We know you’re committed to taking excellent care of your patients, but when was the last time you took a close look at your business? We’re part of the nation’s largest network of Medical Revenue Management offices, and we specialize in practice management, revenue cycle optimization, and private practice business support.

Expert Medical Billing Services for Efficient Revenue Management

In the highly delicate world of healthcare, practitioners must juggle the demands of providing quality healthcare and effective finance management for long-term success.

At American Medical Billing Services, we provide a full suite of services to help your medical practice focus more on patient care through HIPAA-compliant, end-to-end medical billing services.

Healthcare providers who put their finances in the hands of inexperienced in-house staff are at risk of losing substantial sums of money every year because of non-reimbursed claims, missed charges, coding errors, and underpricing. We help eliminate these losses with high-quality and accurate billing services.

We are committed to helping healthcare providers streamline their revenue management process, reduce administrative burdens, and increase cash flow. We offer custom medical billing solutions to meet the needs of your practice thanks to our combination of experience, expertise, and state-of-the-art technology.

About Us

Our Comprehensive Medical Billing Solutions

At American Medical Billing Services, we offer a comprehensive range of services to address all the problems healthcare providers face in the area of revenue management. Our services include the following:

Denial Management

We analyze the cause of claim denials and implement strategies to reduce them. We’ll also analyze and address denial trends to help you collect revenues and prevent any recurrent issues from getting in the way.

Financial Analysis and Reporting

We provide periodic, detailed reports on the financial health of your practice in a simple, easy-to-digest format. We’ll highlight strengths, weaknesses, and solutions where applicable.

Consulting Services

Are you looking to improve collections and reduce overhead for your practice? We can help. We provide consulting services for small practices and large doctor groups with tens of partners.

Medical Coding

Successful medical billing is highly dependent on accurate medical coding. Our team of licensed and certified coders will ensure the correct coding for all procedures and diagnoses. The goal is to reduce claim denials and maximize reimbursements. We provide highly accurate coding services because we always keep up to date with the latest coding standards and regulations.

Claims Submission and Tracking

At American Medical Billing Services, we make claims submission and tracking hassle-free. We submit all claims electronically using powerful software to ensure speedy reimbursement. We monitor all claim submissions closely, following up on unpaid or denied claims to ensure maximum collections.

Revenue Cycle Management

The financial well-being of a practice hinges on proficient revenue cycle management. At American Medical Billing Services, we offer comprehensive solutions from patient registration to financial reporting. Our services enhance revenue while reducing operational expenses.

Eligibility Verification

With our medical billing services, you can know a patient’s eligibility before starting treatment. Thus, you can treat patients with the fullest confidence that you will receive payment every time.

Our Services

American Medical Billing Services is your trusted partner for comprehensive healthcare revenue cycle management. Our expert team is dedicated to maximizing your practice’s financial performance. We offer a wide range of services, including accurate claims processing, prompt reimbursement, and efficient denial management, all tailored to meet your specific needs.

American Medical Billing Services LLC

Crafting Excellence, Building Connections

3939 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90005, USA

8887203733

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[kizzer55555]

Welcome to the Restraint! (Restaurant)

Imagine Danny runs to Gotham and starts squatting in an abandoned old building in Crime Alley. Slowly putting some ecto into the place to claim it as his haunt (while recovering from the sudden loss of his old one). And he does the normal stuff to survive. Finds some odd jobs, often as a messenger, and is just surviving. Another thing he does is make his own food. It’s cheaper than takeout and he’s gotten pretty good at cooking (out of necessity instead of eating sentient hotdogs). Then he ends up accidentally taking in some street kids. Or more like they follow him home. He can’t just turn them away so he makes a meal for them and lets them stay the night then sends them on their way. And then it happens again. And again. And ok, so maybe he saved a girl from getting molested. And that older guy from getting his only good blanket stolen. And sure, maybe letting that poor pizza delivery guy rant was unnecessary but he looked like he was having a bad day ok? Pretty sure that kid with the scar is a meta too but…he needed a place to stay a few nights alright? It’s not like any of them stay permanently. Danny’s started picking up a few more odd jobs to pay for all the extra food he’s had to buy. Always keeping his place stocked. At least he doesn’t have to pay for water and a fridge, he just makes some ice (or melts it). Sure the water is cold, but it’s probbaly the cleanest water in Gotham. And then some of the people start paying. Like…actually paying in exchange for food. Not sure if it’s because of guilt or pity but Danny won’t look a gift horse in the mouth. And with all the money, he hasn’t had to take as many dangerous jobs. Soon, his little abandoned apartment became what’s essentially the closest thing to a legitimate restaurant in Crime Alley.

It didn’t look normal. The chairs and tables were more like old couches and stools pulled up to coffee tables and cabinets turned on their side. Although with the bulling becoming more like Danny’s haunt, the walls naturally started repairing themselves so at least it didn’t look like it was gonna collapse anymore. And ok…so Danny might have rescued a few feral kids who…weirdly have gold eyes. And possibly stopped a meta trafficking ring on accident. And look, these people didn’t have anywhere to go! And the apartment did have empty rooms. It was already known as a place someone could crash for the night (last winter the entire place was cramped with people. Danny had to break up multiple fights but they usually calmed down when he got there.)

One benefit from controlling a haunt is controlling the temperature inside so it was one of the only buildings with ‘heat’. But back to his…strays. So yeah…most didn’t seem like they could rejoin society…so he let them stay. And…they kind of became employees? Impromptu bodyguards? (Some of the golden eyed people almost felt like he was rangling feral ghosts again.) they came in all ages. A few kids, lots of teens, and a few adults. Same with the metas he rescued. They mostly helped deliver food to costumers. They even got a phone line working and could take orders. (Although the new…employees…also got more protective whenever a fight broke out.) With all the extra money he’s been getting he was even able to afford some medical supplies. A lot of his customers(?) came in injured and he tried his best to patch them up but now he could do more than tie some ripped clothing around the wound and use ice to numb it. He’s got bandages. And pain killers. Plus other medical stuff. He can even give someone stickers now! All that experience as an injured vigilante was paying off. Even Villains and goons start attending this place. The place was unofficially designated as one of the Alley’s ‘safe zones’ where no fighting takes place inside (the body guards make sure of it.) the metas and Talons are getting an identity for themselves, the street kids even get a job and a hideout, random people can go there for help or to pass messages, this place provides food, shelter, and medical care. No one wants it going down.

So yeah, welcome to the restaurant!

(I’m debating whether I want this to be the weirdest restaurant/safe place/truce area in the alley, or whether I want Danny to accidentally become a crime lord. Possibly both.)

Also, this place is called the Restraint because I keep misspelling Restaurant and I think Danny would do the same so the name stuck. (Or one of the kids spelled it when making a sign or passing around messages to spread the word of this safe place.)

So anyways, to add some angst, after Danny adopts a bunch of crime alley kids/villains they find out about Danny’s powers and that he’s a ghost, only they don’t know about Halfas so they think Danny is fully dead and this super kind guy who has been the only person to ever treat them like people…died. He died likely a long time ago and there’s nothing any of them can do to change that.

(And if the GIW dare to come into the alley, they better be prepared for the entire place to turn on them.)

[bitchesgetriches]

Read more:

How to Pay Hospital Bills When You’re Flat Broke

[starkidmack]

Hi all!

I know the world’s on fire and everyone is struggling so I hate to ask, but I need help.

I had to switch insurance this year and while establishing care for my laundry list of disabilities, incurred almost $3000 in expenses. Which is the cost of like, three whole appointments and some lab work 🥴 I was able to reduce it to $1500 after using all of my (significantly reduced) HRA funds and some savings, but now I’m tapped and still need to pay off the bulk of it.

If anyone has even a couple bucks to spare, I’d be eternally grateful. I’ll be able to make small payments here and there but due dates are upon me and I’m in a bit of a crunch. Thanks all!

[mxtxfanatic]

Fandom Gripes #24: Fans acting like the act of interfering in a rapidly deteriorating situation with the intention of helping makes you not only a bad person but also just as bad as (or worse than) the person/people causing the bad situation has got to stop. Blaming mxtx protags for not successfully saving the people they tried to help despite directly helping while others were either 1) actively trying to kill the people the protags were trying to help or 2) passively watching as others actively tried to kill the people the protags were trying to help is like irl when a good Samaritan saves someone’s life but then get sued later because saving said person’s life left them with injuries. Which is why we now have to have Good Samaritan Laws in America to discourage people from deciding that saving a life isn’t worth the consequences.

[reasonsforhope]

If you're wondering why I set up ko-fi membership stuff after I really resisted monetizing in any way for so long, btw... Honestly, it's because taxes and some big surprise vet bills this month kinda. decimated my savings. by a lot.

Normally I'm okay enough financially, but I'm in a really high cost of living area, and it's just been a really rough month in a lot of different ways.

So, if you're interested in supporting me or my work, whether it's with a membership or a one-time thing or whatever - and only if you can genuinely afford it - that would honestly be amazing and more helpful than I strictly like to admit

As an extra incentive, if this ko-fi thing goes well, I'll commit to actually answering asks and shit again lol

Either way <3 <3 to all of you

[poisonousquinzel]

"a dude in Texas legally changed his name to "Literally Anyone Else" and he's attempting to run for President against Biden & Trump" [source]

okay, but putting aside the comedic aspect of this, it is concerning the amount of people who are prompted to vote for candidates just because it's funny. I'm not the biggest fan of how his policy about the boarder sounds [Site], but I do implore anyone who is able to vote in the 2024 US election to please research other candidates.

The media is only going to continue pushing the idea it's inevitably going to be Trump vs Biden 2.0 and we have no other options, that we have to vote for Biden again because of Project 2025. Is that whole thing terrifying?

Yeah, fucking absolutely.

But voting for Biden will not solidify our safety from that. Biden is exactly like the rest of them. He always has been. You can't make the lesser of two evils argument when they're both just plain evil.

You cannot say that Biden is even mildly a better choice than Trump when he is currently directly involved in a genocide. That is not some little fucking thing. That in and of itself disqualifies him as a lesser evil. Biden is just as bad as him and he will not save us because he doesn't fucking care.

Cornel West [Site] is an Independent candidate running for President in the 2024 Election. [Policies]

Claudia De la Cruz and Karina Garcia [Site] are running for President and Vice-President as the candidates of the Party for Socialism and Liberation in the 2024 Election. [Policies]

There are options.

There are people trying to change the corrupt foundation our system is built on, but we have to help amplify them because the mainstream media will not.

[englandamericaitaly]

COMMISSIONS DISCOUNT!!

Hi, y'all. So today I discovered another stupid cavity in my teeth. And I can't go back to the dentist until I pay off at least half of my existing balance- which is $60 more from what I've been able to scrounge together so far on my own.

So I figured it's discount time to try and drum up some work to get these medical bills paid!

From now until I can pay off my medical debts (in total, not just the dentist although it's my priority since I'd like to eat without pain again), my comms will be at a 10% discount! That's 10% off the prices listed below (although don't worry, I'll do the math for you on request- math isn't fun).

You can check my pinned post for the rules (they're pretty standard) and some pricing examples!!

[starstuff-sys]

" nobody cares about your medical diagrams dipper " I CARE ABOUT MY MEDICAL DIAGRAMS. i care about making medical diagrams for fake creatures and YOU CANT STOP ME

-dipper

[agimamedical]

Medical Billing System & It's Process

Medical Billing - Agima Medical Management!

Medical billing is one of the most important components of a practice, because for any practice to survive, it needs a reliable and steady cashflow.

Collect the maximum possible reimbursement on all procedures and treatments with our systematic process.

[wanderingfool2023]

How it works on the inside - billing inside hospitals and clinics

Years in this field. There are not enough words to explain my anger at the system. The primary point is that it is broken, everyone on the "inside" has known for ages, COVID was the death knell.

I could make post after post on why it is broken but I think it is easier to explain how it is intended to work for the first one. Because I will be real with you people on the inside that WORK ON THESE TEAMS do not even fully get it.

This example is for a hospital (think ortho, cancer centers, surgery, etc) - clinics, like your primary care clinic use a very simplified version of this.

The first people you usually speak to are called "Patient Registrars" the team is usually called PAS (Patient Access Services). These are the front line staff that get you scheduled, take your insurance, get your authorizations. It is the doctor that SENDS the referral who is responsible for getting your initial authorization. Usually this is for a consult. The authorizations after are done by the folks above.

Side bar - what is an authorization? it is a request by your doctor for something you need that the payor/insurance company agrees that they will pay for. These can be for a one time service like a MRI, or something that is based upon time/dosage - like chemo. The latter must have re-auths done by the team mentioned above.

Lets say this all goes according to plan, which it does for the most part. What happens after you get your first visit?

The doctor goes into their medical record (sometimes called an ELECTRONIC MEDICAL/HEALTH RECORD -EMR/EHR; these used to not be electronic and be on paper, some facilities are still on paper. The medical field is the last bastion of faxing in this nation) and documents what was found/discussed - their diagnosis, prescriptions, next steps like treatment or routine meetings etc.

That information (regardless of format) flows to a team called the Medical Records Team. They do a QA, make sure the registration folks didn't miss any forms, the nursing staff got all the stuff they need and then ship it over to coding/charging.

Now this next step does involve traditionally 2 teams. It can deviate by facility, some are merged, some are not. Lets talk about a bigggg ass facility with all the proper teams and staff.

Charging - this is a sub team of either 3 different departments: Health Information Management (HIM), Patient Financial Services (PFS), or Revenue Integrity (RI). Regardless these folks sit down, review what the doctor wrote and generate charge codes based upon it. There is a dictionary (several truly) in every hospital with every price for every service. These prices are set based upon a few factors but I will delve into that in another post called Charge Master or CDM.

From there it goes to coding. Coding reviews these records and documents in extreme depth. They assign codes (which are dictated by CMS - the gov office that oversees Medicare) that is digestible to insurance companies. If anything looks off they send it back to the correct team to fix - most of the time their communication is directly with the doctors themselves. These communications are part of your EHR and available to you if you request them.

Once coding is done then it goes to billing/PFS. PFS then does another QA (sometimes this is done via the tools not a human) and a claiml is generated and sent to a clearing house.

A clearing house is not a bank - it is like a transit center for facilities and insurance companies and their banks (Change Healthcare is owned by UHC and is the biggest clearinghouse in the nation). So a claim goes to the clearing house, it is scrubbed AGAIN for errors, and then sent to the respective insurance company. The insurance company then goes through a fun little circus which is again another post. Eventually they tell the facility (via the clearing house) the claim is either denied, partially denied or fully approved and sends the $ to the clearing house. Sometimes that money goes directly to the bank of the facility ymmv. Regardless the PFS team goes and pulls this data from the clearing house and updates the patients record accordingly.

They will then begin the denial process of fighting the insurance companies. There are hundreds of denial types, but generally they are called technical denials or medical necessity denials. Another post.

This usually takes months of arguing, sending information, resubmitting, rinse and repeat. At the very very end of it the patient (only if the insurance agrees) gets a bill. From THERE the patients will then reconnect with the hospital billing team and maybe the financial assistance team.

This lovely system is called the REVENUE CYCLE. It is sometimes a division, sometimes its left as standalone departments, each functioning on their own. Sometimes the facility is small enough there is only 1 person responsible for a function instead of teams.

I will make a few more posts - specifically break downs. Reach out if you want me to dive into anything specific.

[supercantaloupe]

two tries on two separate days and i STILL can't get ahold of the new endocrinologist's new patient scheduling assistant argh. hopefully they actually call me back this time. on the bright side i did manage to get through to billing (despite their horrible phone tree and even more horrible connection, it sounded like they were speaking through a frayed wire) and get them to update my insurance information and actually bill my insurance for my recent telehealth visit bc there was no way in hell i was gonna pay their upfront unadjusted cost for a thirty minute zoom call with my pcp without them at least TRYING to ping my insurance first

[amalgamasreal]

[bloomvalyria]

You know I had the whole rest of my month planned out content-wise. I was feeling so great. So proactive. Like I had finally escaped my Struggling Artist Syndrome™️ slump.

And then I woke up this morning, and life looked me dead in the eye and said bitch you fucking thought