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The Government’s Attempt at Simplifying Medical Billing

The Government’s Attempt at Simplifying Medical Billing

Published by: Melissa Clark, CCS-P on April 4, 2006

Although you may think so, the federal government is not out to get your medical billing department. The government has been and is making conscious decisions that will positively impact the way you go about your business. The goal of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is to make your medical billing as efficient as possible.

The Department of Health and Human Services realize that there are some medical billing regulations in place that may hinder your efficiency and quality of care. They want your practice to be as profitable as possible while you give the best care as possible to your patients. With current medical billing regulations, this is not possible.

To combat needless paperwork, the Department of Health and Human Services is traveling from large city to large city holding town hall meetings. They will travel from Washington, DC, to Chicago, Oklahoma City, and then San Francisco. Each of these cities should give them insight on needless regulations.

There are many medical billing policies that may seem unnecessary to your practice. Some of these policies cut back on medical billing fraud, while others are needless. It is the job of the Department of Health and Human Services to weed out the productive policies from the bad ones. As long as you adhere to these policies, your medical billing should go as smoothly as possible.

The new medical billing changes should have a positive impact on your practice. However, change is change. If your practice has a difficult time keeping current with medical billing regulations, hire a medical billing firm to take over your responsibilities. No one knows medical billing like a medical billing firm. These companies can make your practice run as smoothly as possible while getting the most medical billing reimbursement as possible.

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