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How Optum Eligibility Verification Works Eligibility verification confirms that a patient’s Optum-administered coverage is active

Clinic is one of the loosest words in healthcare, and that looseness matters enormously for

Ask a physician practice biller to explain how a claim gets paid, and the answer

A hospital’s billing department and a solo practitioner’s billing process are solving fundamentally different problems.

Ask most people outside healthcare finance what “accounts receivable” means, and they’ll describe a straightforward

Licensed Clinical Social Workers use the same psychotherapy CPT codes as psychiatrists, psychologists, and licensed

Billing for intellectual and developmental disability services doesn’t live in one system the way psychiatric

Partial Hospitalization Program billing shares a lot of surface-level structure with IOP billing — both

For most of Medicare’s history, there was a real gap in behavioral health coverage sitting

Substance use disorder treatment billing doesn’t have a single center of gravity the way TMS

On paper, group therapy billing seems like the easiest corner of behavioral health revenue cycle

Every other guide in a behavioral health billing library eventually gets to a section on

Family therapy billing looks deceptively simple from a distance; there are really only a couple

If there’s one thing our telepsychiatry billing team have learned over the past few years,

Electroconvulsive Therapy sits in a stranger corner of behavioral health billing than almost anything else

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation isn’t billed like a therapy session, and it isn’t billed like a

General psychiatry occupies a strange middle ground in billing terms;it’s medical enough to run on

If you’ve ever watched a clean, medically justified speech therapy claim bounce back from a