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ACCOUNT-SERVICES
- Finance & Accounting
Service
- Accounts reconciliation
- Accounts payable
- Bills reconciliation
- Clearing and settlements
- Liability processing
- Processing of refunds
- Adjustment and transfers
Our Offshore Accounts
Receivable Specialists
aim is to improve the
client's cash flow by
reducing days in Accounts
Receivable Follow up and
improving profitability,
by increasing collections
ratio. Our Offshore Accounts
Receivable process mechanism
helps in identifying category
/ payer combinations and
works on resolving the
mix that results in the
best collections first.
Using this approach, we
are able to quickly achieve
results and also apply
early feedback across
the entire category. Our
Offshore Medical Billing
timely Accounts Receivable
Follow up accelerates
revenue cycles, improves
cash flow, reduces receivables,
and increases collection
rates
Our Offshore Accounts
Receivable Specialists
is trained to identify
patient accounts that
require follow-up and
take the necessary action
to collect unpaid and
partially paid claims.
It is essential to follow-up
and document unpaid claims
prior to the 60 or 90
days timely filing limits
assigned by many managed
care contracts. Our Offshore
Accounts Receivable Specialists
run reports on accounts
30 to 60 days past due
and call insurance companies
to check claim status,
re-file, or gather additional
information. Our goal
is to keep the average
age of Accounts Receivable
at 45 days or less.
At Offshore Medical Billing
Company, it is all about
prompt reimbursement.
Our skilled coding and
billing, effective insurance
processing and follow-up,
timely collection, attentive
patient and client service,
and sophisticated data
management contribute
to shortened revenue cycles
and improved revenues.
Our Offshore Accounts
Receivable follow up protocols
and procedures have been
designed and time tested
to assure that each and
every account is followed-up
on in a timely and professional
manner. No more untimely
filings, questionable
adjustments or unnecessary
waiting.
Our Offshore Accounts
Receivable Specialists
are extremely familiar
with the current State
and Federal Insurance
regulations and strive
to obtain high rates of
return from their Follow-up
efforts.
Our Offshore Accounts
Receivable Includes
• Receivable Analysis
• Payer Follow-up
• Denials Management
• Reporting
Effective Accounts Receivable
begins with proper coding.
The claims are checked
for proper order and placement
of CPT codes and modifiers.
Consistent, thorough,
detailed follow-up is
performed by our offshore
Accounts Receivable Specialists.
Their involvement with
the insurance carriers
has enabled our specialists
to develop contacts and
rapport that help speed
the payment process. All
the claims are tracked
until they are paid. Every
payment is checked against
the carrier's fee schedule.
Our specialists are expert
in the appeals process
Additional payment
is often received on appeals
for
• Downcoding.
• Nonpayment of
E & M (evaluation
and management) codes.
• Assistant surgeons.
• Secondary procedures
considered incidental
to the primary procedure.
• Incorrect allowances
as compared to the published
fee schedule.
Accounts Receivable
Follow-up
Our aim is to improve
the client's cash flow
by reducing days in Accounts
Receivable and improving
profitability, by increasing
collections ratio. Our
Accounts Receivable process
mechanism helps in identifying
category / payer combinations
and works on resolving
the mix that results in
the best collections first.
Using this approach, we
are able to quickly achieve
results and also apply
early feedback across
the entire category. Our
timely Accounts Receivable
Follow-up accelerates
revenue cycles, improves
cash flow, reduces receivables,
and increases collection
rates.
Our Medical Billing Specialists
is trained to identify
patient accounts that
require follow-up and
take the necessary action
to collect unpaid and
partially paid claims.
It is essential to follow-up
and document unpaid claims
prior to the 60 or 90
days timely filing limits
assigned by many managed
care contracts.
We run reports on accounts
30 to 60 days past due
and call insurance companies
to check claim status,
re-file, or gather additional
information. Our goal
is to keep the average
age of Accounts Receivable
at 45 days or less.
At Outsourcing Medical
Billing Company, it is
all about prompt reimbursement.
Our skilled coding and
billing, effective insurance
processing and follow-up,
timely collection, attentive
patient and client service,
and sophisticated data
management contribute
to shortened revenue cycles
and improved revenues.
Our Offshore Accounts
Receivable follow-up protocols
and procedures have been
designed and time tested
to assure that each and
every account is followed-up
on in a timely and professional
manner. No more untimely
filings, questionable
adjustments or unnecessary
waiting. Our Offshore
Medical Billing Specialists
are extremely familiar
with the current State
and Federal Insurance
regulations and strive
to obtain high rates of
return from their Follow-up
efforts.
Our Offshore Accounts
Receivable includes:
- Receivable Analysis
- Payer Follow-up
- Denials Management
- Reporting
Effective Accounts receivable
begins with proper coding.
The claims are checked
for proper order and placement
of CPT codes and modifiers.
Consistent, thorough,
detailed follow-up is
performed by our offshore
Medical Billing Specialists.
Their involvement with
the insurance carriers
has enabled our specialists
to develop contacts and
rapport that help speed
the payment process. All
the claims are tracked
until they are paid. Every
payment is checked against
the carrier's fee schedule.
Our Medical Billing specialists
are expert in the appeals
process.
Additional payment
is often received on appeals
for:
Down coding.
Nonpayment of E &
M (evaluation and management)
codes.
Assistant surgeons.
Secondary procedures considered
incidental to the primary
procedure.
Incorrect allowances as
compared to the published
fee schedule.
Results
Your organization can
experience:
Improved cash flow and
increased revenue
Accelerated financial
settlement cycles
Higher collection ratio
Greater customer satisfaction
and more effective conflict
resolution through timely
follow-up
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