One inaccurate place-of-service code, unsupported diagnosis, or missed frequency rule can delay payment for an otherwise valid psychiatric evaluation. For medical billing teams, maximizing 90791 CPT code reimbursement starts before claim submission, not after the payer issues a denial. For 2026, the national Medicare non-facility benchmark for CPT 90791 is...

Missed charges are a common concern for healthcare providers. When a service, procedure, supply, or billable item is not properly documented or submitted, a practice may lose revenue that it has already earned. Over time, even small missed charges can have a noticeable impact on cash flow and overall financial performance. Medical Billing Companies in Texas can help healthcare practices...

A CPT 93306 claim can look correct and still fail because the report does not support a complete study, the claim contains an incorrect component modifier, or bundled Doppler services were billed separately. In 2026, medical billers must validate the clinical report, billing entity, place of service, payer policy, and current edits before releasing the claim. Resilient MBS developed this guide...

Healthcare billing can involve several people, organizations, and payment responsibilities. Patients often encounter terms such as subscriber, insured, responsible party, patient responsibility, and guarantor when completing registration forms or reviewing medical statements. Among these terms, guarantor is particularly important because it identifies the person responsible for the...

Medical billing teams handle a wide range of claims, payment issues, denials, and accounts receivable challenges. While many billing problems can be resolved through routine workflows, some require additional review or escalation. Without clear escalation procedures, important issues may remain unresolved for too long. A structured escalation process can help medical practices ensure that...

After an illness, injury or surgery the ability to perform a skill which a patient can use daily may be affected, and occupational therapy assists the patient in developing the skill again to function as effectively in everyday life as they did before the illness. With so many treatment plans with multiple visits, it is essential to be accurate with billing in practice management. The reliable...

Providing quality patient care is the top priority for healthcare providers but keeping a medical practice financially healthy requires much more than treating patients. Behind every appointment is a detailed financial process that includes registration insurance verification charge capture medical coding claim submission payment posting denial management and accounts receivable follow-up. When...

Telehealth services are a major part of modern care. It improves access to healthcare services, particularly for follow-up visits and chronic disease management. Billing for telehealth services involves accurate use of Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes. Providers must also follow payer-specific coding and billing guidelines to ensure accurate claim submission. Telemedicine medical...

Running a chiropractic practice involves much more than providing treatments and helping patients manage pain. Chiropractors also have to deal with insurance verification, coding, claim submission, payment posting, denials, and outstanding balances. Managing these tasks in-house can take valuable time away from patient care. This is where chiropractic billing services can make a difference....