Why New York Physicians Prefer Outsourcing OB-GYN Billing

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Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Optimization at
Growing Practices

• Effective Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) is
  crucial for the financial success and
  sustainability of medical practices, especially
  those that are in the growth phase. As healthcare
  continues to evolve, and regulatory and
  reimbursement landscapes become increasingly
  complex, optimizing RCM becomes paramount. This
  article acts as a comprehensive guide on
  achieving revenue cycle management (RCM)
  optimization at growing practices.
• Achieving Revenue Cycle Management (RCM)
  Optimization
• Achieving RCM optimization requires a
  multifaceted approach that involves people,
  processes, and technology. Here are the key steps
  to consider
• Assess Current RCM Processes
• Begin by conducting a thorough assessment of your
  current RCM processes. Identify bottlenecks,
  inefficiencies, and areas that require
  improvement. This assessment should cover patient
  scheduling, insurance verification, coding,
  billing, and collections.
• Streamline Front-End Processes
• Ensure that patient registration and insurance
  verification processes are seamless. This reduces
  the likelihood of

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Growing Practices

• claim denials due to inaccurate patient
  information.
• Coding Accuracy
• Accurate medical coding is essential for timely
  reimbursement. Regularly audit coding practices
  and ensure that coders are up-to-date with the
  latest code sets.
• Claims Management
• Implement a robust claims management system to
  track the status of claims, identify and address
  denials promptly, and resubmit corrected claims
  when necessary.
• Denial Management Process
• Denials can be a major drain on your revenue.
  Implement a process to track and follow up on
  denied claims, and work with your payers to
  resolve them quickly and efficiently.
• Accounts Receivable Management
• Monitor and manage accounts receivable closely.
  Develop a system for following up on outstanding
  balances and establishing clear payment plans for
  patients when needed.

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Growing Practices

• Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
• Establish and monitor KPIs to track the
  performance of your RCM efforts. Key metrics may
  include days in accounts receivable, denial
  rates, and collection rates.
• Staff Training and Education
• Properly train your staff on RCM processes,
  billing codes, and compliance regulations.
  Regular training updates can help them stay
  current with industry changes.
• Regular Audits
• Conduct regular internal audits to identify
  compliance issues and potential revenue leakage.
  Ensure that your practice adheres to all relevant
  healthcare regulations.
• Patient Communication
• Improve patient communication regarding financial
  responsibilities, co-pays, deductibles, and
  billing procedures. Provide clear explanations of
  charges and payment options.
• Implement Robust Practice Management Software
• Invest in a comprehensive practice management
  software system that integrates scheduling,
  billing, and

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• electronic health records (EHR). Modern software
  solutions can automate many RCM tasks, reducing
  manual errors and improving efficiency.
• Use Technology
• There are a number of software solutions
  available to automate tasks such as patient
  registration, insurance verification, claims
  submission, and denial management. By automating
  these tasks, you can free up your staff to focus
  on more important tasks, such as providing
  patient care.
• Outsource Non-Core Functions
• If you have a small staff, you may want to
  consider outsourcing non-core functions, such as
  medical billing and coding. This can free up your
  staff to focus on more important tasks, and it
  can also help you to improve the accuracy and
  efficiency of your RCM process.
• RCM Service for Various Practices
• Family Practice
• Internal Medicine
• Primary Care

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Growing Practices

• Obstetrics and Gynecology OBGyn
• Dermatology
• Plastic Surgery
• To conclude,
• Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) optimization is a
  vital component of success for growing medical
  practices. It not only ensures financial
  stability but also enhances the overall patient
  experience and compliance with healthcare
  regulations. By assessing current processes,
  investing in technology, training staff, and
  closely monitoring key performance indicators,
  practices can navigate the complexities of RCM
  effectively, allowing them to thrive in an
  ever-changing healthcare landscape. Prioritizing
  RCM optimization is a strategic move that sets
  the stage for long-term success and growth.
• Growing practices often struggle with legacy AR
  (Accounts Receivable) issues that slow down
  revenue cycles and impact financial stability.
  Optimizing RCM processes can tackle these
  challenges by updating old systems, improving
  cash flow, and reducing payment delays. This
  optimization allows practices to focus on patient
  care while ensuring a healthy financial future.

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your RCM process to improve your practice
collections. MBC has over 20 years of experience
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