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Did you know there are over 15 different ICD-10 codes for hypothyroidism? Do you need the right ICD-10 code for hypothyroidism? 52% of thyroid-related claims

Did you know there are over 100 different ICD-10 codes for headaches? Are you surprised that 52% of billers choose wrong headache codes regularly? Headache

Cystoscopy is one of the most common procedures in urology, and getting the coding right is critical. The CPT code you choose decides whether your

Getting a CO 96 denial code on your claim can feel frustrating and confusing. It means the insurance company has marked a service or procedure

Imagine visiting your doctor, getting the right treatment, and receiving a clear, accurate bill without any confusion or surprise charges. Behind that smooth experience stands

If you’ve ever wondered why insurance reimbursements take forever, or why claims get denied for no clear reason, the answer might lie in one simple

Smooth and error-free billing is the lifeline of every healthcare practice. Whether you run a small clinic or manage a large hospital, choosing the right

Dealing with the CO 47 denial code can be confusing and costly if you don’t know what it really means. This common denial occurs when

Did you know that 94% of healthcare providers must complete credentialing to practice? Are you surprised that the average credentialing process takes 90-120 days to

Accurate billing in neonatology is more than a back-office task. It is a vital process that ensures newborns receive uninterrupted care and healthcare providers get

Managing medical billing is complex, especially when multiple insurance plans are involved. COB in medical billing, also known as Coordination of Benefits, helps remove confusion

Credentialing delays are a substantial challenge to physicians offering services and getting payment. In 2026, companies are paying an average of $7,500 per physician per

Unmet deductibles comprise approximately 25% of all first-pass denials. These errors cause revenue delays and irritation among provider staff members. Patients frequently find deductibles confusing.

When it comes to Medicare, one of the most important decisions healthcare providers face is whether to participate as a PAR (Participating) provider or operate

Acupuncture has become a widely accepted therapy, but when it comes to billing, coding mistakes can cost providers valuable time and money. Using the correct

In medical billing the difference between institutional claims and professional claims is more than just paperwork. It is about who provides the service. where the

In medical billing, few topics cause as much confusion and compliance risk as bundling and unbundling. Providers struggle with knowing which codes can be billed

Claim denials continue to be one of the most significant revenue leaks in healthcare. According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, approximately 20% of