Best Medical Billing Services
We strive to maximize physician revenue through proactive Revenue Cycle Management, Predictive Analytics, and MIPS Compliance. Best Medical Billing. There is a learning curve to be surmounted when beginning to...
Prepare for New Surprise Billing Rules
Providers should prepare for new surprise billing rules slated to take effect next year under the No Surprises Act. Starting January 1, 2022, healthcare providers can't charge patients more than...
Outsource Medical Billing is an Essential Service for Independent Physicians
WFive reasons providers should outsource medical billing from an essential silent partner for independent physician groups: the ebix team of expert medical billing service professionals helps keep your medical practice...
Coronavirus and Patient Safety in the Medical Office
The 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread across multiple continents. Since outbreaks are expected to occur at a community level, medical offices will experience an influx of patients seeking...
Preventing Coronavirus from Impacting Revenue
You'll love the results when you choose a medical billing consultant for your practice. Unlike other administrative workers who handle several areas of your course, ebix, Inc. helps prevent COVID-19...
Medicaid and BadgerCare co-pays temporarily suspended by DHS
Starting January 1, 2020, Medicaid and BadgerCare Plus members in Wisconsin won't have to pay co-pays. The elimination of co-pays applies to all services covered by the programs, including doctor's...
New Medicare Card: Claim Reject Codes
Get paid. Use Medicare Beneficiary Identifiers (MBIs) now. If you do not use Medicare Beneficiary Identifiers on claims (with a few exceptions) after January 1, you will get the following:...
Reduce Administrative Complexity
According to a new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, administrative complexity is the most significant contributor to healthcare waste in the U.S. The study “Waste...
Study Shows Physician Burnout Directly Related to EHRs
Forty percent of physician burnout is attributable to EHRs, up from the estimated 13 percent. EHRs are primarily to blame for the physician burnout and stress epidemic. According to a...