From in-depth articles exploring hot topics in the industry to detailed how-tos about reimbursement and compliance, our blog puts a wealth of information at your fingertips. Check back often for new entries!
Open Icon Key
2 weeks ago
By Yvette Noel CPCO
in 3rd Party Billing and Collections
2 weeks ago
By Team KMCU
in Coding
3 weeks ago
By Kathy (KMC) Weidner MCS-P CCPC CCCA
in Basic CA Training
3 weeks ago
By Lisa Hart DC MCS-P
in Compliance Basics
1 month ago
By Team KMCU
in Documentation
1 month ago
By Team KMCU
in Documentation
1 month ago
By Team KMCU
in KMC University Library
1 month ago
By Kathy (KMC) Weidner MCS-P CCPC CCCA
in Documentation
1 month ago
By Team KMCU
in Documentation
2 months ago
By Kathy (KMC) Weidner MCS-P CCPC CCCA
in 3rd Party Billing and Collections
Department Key:
Billing and Collections Coding Compliance Documentation Medicare Patient Finances Therapy and Active CareKMC University Blog
Should you verify the patient’s insurance before the first visit? On the first visit? Before the Report of Findings (ROF)? Do you perform a Financial Report of Findings (FROF) first? Or do you submit the claim and wait for the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) to come. All of this uncertainty could be...
Although ICD-10 has been a part of our lives for years now, often the basics of the coding guidelines are missed. This Mini-Class covers the basic details.
Once interrupted, it takes an average of 23 minutes and 15 seconds to get back on task after being interrupted.
Creating consistency in the systems you put in place is easy, but compliance can be complicated, overwhelming, and confusing. It is not surprising that many doctors zone out when they hear the word “compliance.” Practitioners would be wise to mix these compliance components in the cement that will...
We can't keep everything in our heads. When it comes to coding and documentation, everyone should have a reference and that shouldn't be your buddy down the road.
The essence of the business side of chiropractic practice is documentation and coding. This overview of the guidelines takes us "back to basics".
Here at KMC University, we've been working remotely and providing online training and resources for over 10 years, This is our specialty!
Many of the doctors we meet tell us they’re not too worried about their documentation. “We’ve got that covered,” they say. “I think we’re probably fine.” “I’m fine, right?”
Documentation isn't anyone's favorite task. But it's necessary and can affect your bottom line. Follow these guidelines for timely, and effective documentation.
It’s a common misconception that you have to submit all insurance claims electronically. Even Medicare doesn't require practices with fewer than ten employees to submit claims electronically. Some carriers actually require paper billing--especially personal injury and worker's compensation claims.
- 1 of 14
- next ›