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February 13, 2026

Over the last few years, healthcare has evolved rapidly. There has been a decrease in reimbursement and a tightening of the reimbursement process, stricter payer rules and expectations, and a growing expectation of transparency and digital payment options for patients. With all these factors in mind, there is one central driver that will either keep […]

February 9, 2026

Medical credentialing is no longer a background administrative task. In 2026, it became a frontline compliance and revenue issue. Providers who treat credentialing as an afterthought risk delayed enrollments, denied claims, and interrupted patient care. Payers, regulators, and accreditation bodies are tightening their standards, and the margin for error keeps shrinking. This guide breaks down […]

February 5, 2026

Introduction Family practices see everyone. Children, adults, seniors, acute visits, chronic care, preventive exams, and everything in between. Because of this wide scope, family practice billing becomes complex very quickly. One small coding or documentation mistake can snowball into denials, delays, or compliance issues. Billing accuracy is not just about getting paid. It directly affects […]

January 28, 2026

Wound care clinics play a vital role in managing chronic and acute wounds, offering specialized treatments that improve patients’ quality of life. But running a wound care practice goes beyond clinical expertise it requires efficient financial management to ensure sustainability. This is where wound care revenue cycle management (RCM) services become critical. Understanding the ROI […]

January 26, 2026

Mental health practices today face unique challenges in billing and revenue management. With the growing demand for mental health services and increasingly complex insurance regulations, billing errors can easily occur. These errors not only disrupt cash flow but also expose practices to compliance risks, audits, and even legal penalties. In an industry where every claim […]

January 22, 2026

Most podiatrists did not go to medical school to become billing experts. Yet billing decisions often have a bigger impact on a practice’s survival than clinical skill. That is the uncomfortable truth that many providers learn the hard way. Podiatry billing sits at the crossroads of compliance, cash flow, and operational efficiency. When billing works, […]

January 20, 2026

Family practice billing in 2026 feels more complex than ever. In one single clinic day, a family physician may see a newborn for a well visit, manage diabetes for an adult patient, address acute flu symptoms, and administer multiple vaccines. All of this happens under one roof, often in back-to-back appointments. That mix of preventive […]

January 12, 2026

In today’s healthcare world, running a medical practice is more than just caring for patients. You must also handle billing, coding, collections, denials, payer rules, compliance, and ongoing regulatory changes. For many practices, from small clinics to multi-specialty groups, the administrative burden of medical billing can drain time, resources, and profitability. That’s where medical billing […]

January 6, 2026

Revenue cycle management (RCM) for podiatry is more than “enter diagnosis and hit send.” It’s a specialized system with unique coding nuances, payer rules, documentation standards, and compliance hurdles. Errors here don’t just slow down cash flow they cost practices substantial revenue, staff time, and compliance risk. According to CMS, Medicare Fee-for-Service data, improper payment […]

January 2, 2026

Manual therapy is one of the most valuable tools in a therapist’s skill set. CPT code 97140 is frequently used across physical therapy, occupational therapy, and rehabilitation settings, yet it remains a top source of denials, bundling issues, and underpayments. The reason is simple. Payers do not deny 97140 because it is wrong. They deny […]

January 2, 2026

Outpatient mental health practices sit at the center of a growing healthcare need. Therapy clinics, psychiatry offices, and behavioral health centers are treating more patients each year. Demand keeps rising. At the same time, reimbursement pressure continues to tighten. This creates a tough reality for providers who want to focus on care but must also […]

December 27, 2025

Revenue problems rarely start with poor care. They begin when excellent care is not translated into a billable language that insurers can understand. That gap between what happens in the exam room and what gets reimbursed is where most practices quietly lose money. This is exactly where the superbill comes in. A superbill is not […]