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Are you a mental health professional trying to submit claims to various types of insurance payers and yet struggle with getting your claims paid? Then this quick webinar will help you understand the fundamentals of medical billing as a mental health professional in private practice. Billing doesn't have to give you nightmares, ask the experts to learn what you may be doing wrong. Save your spot today! https://lnkd.in/dZGJtS4j Registration for this event must be completed on the external webpage.

Are you a mental health provider frustrated with trying to bill insurance payer for your services and cannot get paid? This is the webinar for you! Sign up today to learn what you don't know about submit claims correctly to insurance payers and common questions that providers encounter during the process. Let the experts teach you how it should be done! Registrar today to save your spot.

If you missed out on our last webinar session, get ready for the next sessions starting in September for Mental Health Professionals! Come learn the fundamentals of how to bill insurance payers for your services the correct way. The first five (5) who register may do so for FREE. Click the link to find out how; https://lnkd.in/gFJZQVFM

Medical notes being done correctly are crucial! Do you know what is required in your medical notes? Are there any differences in information that must be contained in your medical notes if you do not take insurance? Does your medical notes need to be different for each payer type if you do accept insurance? These are all great questions to ask as a medical provider whether you work with insurance payers or you do not. Having accurate, complete medical notes ensures that treatment is progressing as outlined and agreed to in your treatment plan for the patient/client (you should have a treatment plan too!). It also ensures that in the event you should receive a request for medical notes to prove medical necessity from an insurance payer, then responding is as easy as 1-2-3. What is crucial information that must be present in your medical notes; 1) patient's name and date of birth 2) reason for the session/treatment 3) related diagnosis being dealt with 3) notation of any progress made in treatment 4) time and length of the session/treatment 5) any tools used during treatment to assist with treatment 6) any one else present during treatment (i.e. spouse, parent, etc.) 6) treating provider's name 7) provider's signature 8) date of signature Keep in mind that initial assessments require much more details due to past history and other information that needs to be gathered during the assessment that then allows for creation of the treatment plan. Medical notes should be uniform across ALL payers. Medical notes also are the same regardless if you accept insurance or not. Making sure that you have all of the required information in your medical notes will ensure that you are also meeting the requirements under your contract with payers too. Be ready to produce copies of signed and dated medical notes when requested by the payer to prove MEDICAL NECESSITY. Failure to have accurate and through medical notes will result in claims being reversed and payments recouped by payers. To get help with your documentation needs, feel free to schedule a free virtual consultation with us today by clicking the link below; https://lnkd.in/gFauY_dZ Don't get caught unprepared when it comes to your Medical notes. Make sure that you are doing them correctly so the hard earned money that you were paid yesterday remains your hard earned money tomorrow!

ATTN: Practice Owners and Managers Medicare and Medicaid re-validation......have you completed yours yet? After becoming an enrolled/contracted Medicare or Medicaid provider regards what state you practice in, you will be required to become re-credentialed every 3-5 years. If you are practicing and thereby contracted under a group name and Tax ID number, remember that your re-validation will involve two applications, one for the group and one for each rendering provider within the group. Failure to complete one of the two REQUIRED applications could result in involuntary dissenrollment which will lead to declining payment on claims. Make sure that you do not get dissenrolled, and if you have been dissenrolled not realizing that you missed the notification sent to complete your required re-credentialing, we are still able to help get it all back on track. Contact us today with any questions that you may have at (800) 823-9086 or schedule a free consultation by clicking here; https://lnkd.in/g2jxAJCX.