Revenue Cycle Matters

Chargemaster

Chargemaster: The Start of your Revenue Cycle

How does the chargemaster drive your revenue cycle? The chargemaster is where everything begins, from fee schedules and claims submission to reimbursement. Without an accurate and reasonable chargemaster, financials for your practice can be thrown off by high adjustments or inaccurate pay rates from your insurance reimbursements. What is the chargemaster? It may have many […]

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New Year Resolution for a Better Revenue Cycle

Your Practice’s New Year Resolution: A Better Revenue Cycle

Happy 2018! As you wrap up year end activities, now is the time to put into place solutions that will improve your revenue cycle for the entire year. Check in It starts at the beginning. That’s a little redundant isn’t it? But it’s true. Your revenue cycle starts when your patient checks into the office

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Benefit verification

Benefit Eligibility & Verification

Depending on your practice, eligibility can mean many different things to many different specialties. However, the key to a strong revenue cycle and patient collections strategy begins with eligibility verification. Basic Eligibility What is basic eligibility? This is checking with the insurance company ahead of the patient’s appointment to make sure they still have an

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Contracting-Blog

From Patient to Consumer: How to Improve Patient Collections

Today patients have some of the highest deductibles and out of pocket expenses in history. Patients also typically take twice as long as insurance companies to pay on their bills, and even then, it is usually only a portion of the balance. Practices and Hospitals that can make a shift of thinking about their patients

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Prioritizing Patient Collections: How to reduce your Patient AR

Patient balances account for more of a practice’s total Accounts Receivable than ever before due to high deductible insurance plans. At Legacy, we have worked with some clients who have had more than 50% of their total AR in patient balances. Did you know that your chance of collecting patient monies reduces by half the

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