Start Your Own Medical Practice: A Guide to All the Things They Don't Teach You in Medical School about Starting Your Own Practice (Open for Business) by Marlene M. Coleman & Judge William Huss

Author:Marlene M. Coleman & Judge William Huss
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: Sourcebooks
Published: 2006-11-30T14:00:00+00:00

• When going over the forms with each new patient, the receptionist or nurse needs to state acceptable methods of co-payment and payment expectations at the time of each visit.

• Place a sign in an obvious area to remind established and new patients of the office policy, payment due at time of visit.

• Get superbills to the coder, and then to the HCFA or collection agency, as soon as possible to add to receivable accounts.

• Print out and send statements consistently on the same date each month. The statements should arrive no later than the fourth of each month. If you are in a large practice, then cycle statements out on the same week of each month. If statements are sent out in a random mailing, the patient usually pays randomly.

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