Revenue Cycle Management -Part 1

In this video, we discuss Revenue Cycle Management in this multipart video series.
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[@user-hm8yg6xv1b]

Very Help full information . Thank you so much

[@navigatingthebusinessofmed8251]

I’m happy to hear it was helpful.

[@bayazidkhan1977]

very helpful . Is there anyway you could demonstrate this ? like share your screen and show how its practically done ?

[@navigatingthebusinessofmed8251]

Thank you for watching! Unfortunately due to HIPAA, it is very difficult to do screen sharing with these workflows. I also do not have any environments which to demonstrate. Even if I did and used a “test” environment, it would still not work without using real world, live examples. I suggest playing around in the payer portals, if you have access, to learn all the functions and capabilities they offer. Good luck!

[@bayazidkhan1977]

Can you name some of the famous portals where you can check patients eligibility ?

[@navigatingthebusinessofmed8251]

Usually you check in the actual portal for the insurance company or your clearinghouse may also offer the feature. Availity is probably the most well-known, but you do need to be participating with the insurances to get access through that portal. Thank you for watching!

[@ismetsaric9675]

We do not register patients based on the name at Insurance. Patient should be registered with legal name, state or federal ID.

[@navigatingthebusinessofmed8251]

You may run into the insurance denying claims if the name on the claim does not match their system, especially with Medicare. It happens all the time so I would definitely watch that.