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How Recurring Billing Can Benefit Your Medical Practice
The healthcare insurance industry’s embrace of High-Deductible Health Plans (HDHPs) means an increasing number of patients are responsible for paying for most medical services before plan benefits fully kick in. Your medical practice should consider recurring billing to lessen the upfront financial burden on patients.
Ursula Librizzi
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How to Effectively Collect Patient Payments
Medical payments are confusing: Explanation of Benefits (EOB) statements, co-pays, prescription coverage, Medicare plans, separate bills for doctors vs. labs, HDHP, HSA, FSA. The list goes on. It’s no wonder that recent surveys found nearly 40% of Americans are confused by medical bills.
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How Marketplace Physical Therapy Relieved the Pain of Payment Acceptance
Marketplace Physical Therapy is a holistic therapy and wellness center specializing in Orthopedic, Metabolic and Neurological Rehabilitation. Michael Rappaport founded the practice in 2003. It has grown to 5 locations in Southern California’s inland empire region.
PayJunction Team
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A Payments Facelift for Montecito Plastic Surgery
Understandably, any business is most concerned with providing outstanding service. When it comes to managing the business — and the logistics that come with that — easy and effective solutions help business owners focus on what matters most. This is critical for all medical and health care services, where the patient is the first priority.
Christina Lavingia
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Telemedicine and Remote Payment Methods: Which Is Best?
Telemedicine has been relevant for a long time. However, it has been under the spotlight for the past couple of months because of obvious reasons. The shift to telemedicine has been largely a seamless process as tools such as video conferencing have made it easy for people to access healthcare from the safety and comfort of their homes. There are dozens of tools used to make telemedicine as convenient as possible. Providing healthcare is a bit more than only diagnosing and treating, and the same goes for telemedicine. There’s a significant amount of clerical work involved. Fortunately, almost all of these can be carried out in a remote setting as well. These clerical tasks include appointment scheduling, payment processing or compensation, data collection, and storing records which all can be done remotely
Su Kaygun Sayran
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4 Must Do's To Expand Your Medical Practice Into E-Commerce
Boutique style medical practices are becoming more and more popular. As costs increase and technology advances, it only makes sense that patients want a more unique experience with their doctors.
Ursula Librizzi
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