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Find answers to popular questions about medical billing. Simplify your revenue cycle with expert insights and solutions tailored to your needs.

We offer multiple billing methods, including electronic claims submission (EDI), paper claims, and online payment portals, ensuring flexibility and efficiency for healthcare providers and patients.

Common challenges in medical billing include claim denials, coding errors, and compliance issues. we use advanced technology, certified coders, and proactive denial management to ensure accurate billing and maximize revenue.

The most common reasons for claim denials include incorrect patient information, coding errors, missing documentation, and eligibility issues. At MedixVA, we prevent denials through accurate coding, thorough verification, and proactive claim management.

Switching to a new medical billing company is simple with MedixVA. We handle the transition seamlessly by auditing your current processes, migrating data securely, and ensuring no disruption to your revenue cycle. Contact us to get started!

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What is medical billing and coding?

Medical billing and coding is the process of translating healthcare services into standardized codes for insurance claims. Billing ensures accurate reimbursement, while coding assigns specific codes to diagnoses and procedures. Together, they streamline the revenue cycle for healthcare providers.

Medical billing works by submitting and following up on claims with health insurance companies to receive payment for services provided by healthcare providers. It involves verifying patient information, coding services accurately, and managing denials or disputes.

Medical coding works by translating healthcare services, diagnoses, and procedures into standardized codes (like ICD, CPT, and HCPCS). These codes ensure accurate billing, insurance claims, and compliance with healthcare regulations.

To submit a medical claim, gather patient and service details, assign accurate CPT and ICD codes, and submit the claim electronically or via paper to the insurance provider. Ensure all documentation is complete to avoid delays or denials.

To handle medical billing audits, maintain accurate and organized records, ensure compliance with coding and billing regulations, and work with auditors to provide requested documentation promptly. Partnering with a professional billing company can simplify the process.