Medical Billing Blogs

  Medical billing can become really challenging for your OB GYN practices. Reasons are the complexities involved in administrative tasks, patient collection process, lack of uniformity, invoicing, multiple codes and rules in OB GYN practices that can lead to revenue loss and mismanagement. Often practitioners and clinics do not have access to the required skilled manpower to perform the medical billing tasks efficiently. Providers serve patients belonging to different medical, insurance, age, and demographic sections, therefore, it’s essential to assign codes and other requirements for each patient. Without professional oversight on the revenue cycle and billing system, the healthcare provider brings their cash flow and revenue at risk. The answer to overcoming these challenges is outsourcing OB GYN Billing Services. With outsourced OB GYN medical billing services, you will be able to get the benefits of a web-based solution to all your medical billing challenges. Here are th...

  Pre- and post-COVID19 has brought in many changes in ICD 10 codes of all healthcare specialties where few changes have also been made specific to OB/GYNs. There are also several important general changes that gynecologists need to be aware of because keeping coding updates handy helps physicians to document patient history, records correctly,       and make sure OB-GYN Medical Billing is properly handled and reimbursements are received on time for the range of services provided. Here are some important ICD-10-CM code changes for gynecologists to note: #1: T81.4: Post-operative Infections Based on different types of surgical procedures, eighteen new codes have been assigned for infections or sepsis, and newly, the coding system has now categorized the visits into three types-initial, follow-up, or sequela. For example, the code T81.43XD relates to an infection following a procedure, at an organ and space surgical site, and in a subsequent encounter....