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How to Eliminate 8 Common Roadblocks in Your Revenue Cycle

Join Inbox Health for a webinar, How to Eliminate 8 Common Roadblocks in Your Revenue Cycle. The presentation will be led by revenue cycle management expert Owen Dahl and cover insightful and educational tools to eliminate barriers that are keeping you from operating efficiently and reaching your collections potential.

Adapting to Changes in Medical Billing: A Roundtable Discussion

The medical billing outsourcing market is expected to experience double-digit growth by 2028. With growth, comes change. Rising operational costs, advancements in technology, and patient preferences shifting to high-deductible health plans define the recent shift in how billing teams operate.

How to Increase Collections With Empathetic Patient Support

More than 70% of Americans are confused by their medical bills. As patient responsibility trends upward, there is more scrutiny on the billing process. A positive patient financial experience – responding to inquiries in a timely manner, offering modern communication channels, and showing empathy throughout the billing process – is

Denial Prevention and Management: Tactics to Get Your Claims Paid

Join revenue cycle management expert Elizabeth Woodcock for an educational and insightful webinar focused on denial prevention and management. We'll help you look at denials in a new light, giving you practical, real-world strategies for overcoming one of the most frustrating roadblocks to revenue cycle success.

6 Steps to Prepare for Deductible Season

Many practices see a 20% dip in revenue during the first quarter of the year when deductibles reset. With preparation, billers can empower practices to mitigate the challenges associated with deductible season and remain financially secure during the first quarter of the year.

Key Technologies Impacting Medical Billing

Join Inbox Health for a webinar on the impact technologies have on medical billing and how to build an effective toolkit for your needs. The discussion will be led by John Gwin, CEO of the Auctus Group, and Chris Cordeiro, product manager at Inbox Health.

Preparing for Evaluation and Management (E/M) Code Changes in 2023

Significant changes are coming to the Evaluation and Management (E/M) code set in 2023. The American Medical Association (AMA) recently released upcoming revisions to definitions and documentation requirements for hospital and observation services, emergency department (ED) visits, nursing facility services, and home services. Extensive guideline changes are also forthcoming, and

Strategies to Manage Rising Operational Costs

Increased operational costs are having a significant impact on billing companies. Just this month (July 2022), postage costs increased from 58 cents to 60 cents, and a recent poll showed the majority of billing companies rely on paper statements. The time to go digital is now.

How to Shift Your RCM to Proactively Manage Patient Responsibility

Managing patient responsibility effectively and efficiently is key to the financial health of any practice or medical billing company. Today’s high patient out-of-pocket expenses are shifting the payer mix, which requires organizations to implement new policies, processes, and technologies to proactively collect patient responsibility.

3 Keys to Grow Your Medical Billing Company

Is your medical billing company poised to grow? With the right strategy in place, you will be able to manage a higher volume of patient statements and insurance claims with the same number of resources. Join Inbox Health and AdvancedMD for a webinar on three keys to growth.

How to Master Patient A/R in a Modernized Healthcare Era

Join Inbox Health for a webinar on how to navigate the top challenges billing teams face today. Brian Flynn from nationally recognized billing company Nobility RCM will serve as a panelist for the webinar and address how they have approached changes to the billing space.

Preparing for Deductible Season

Billing teams and practices are presented with many challenges during the first two months of the calendar year when deductibles reset. It is common to see a dip in revenue, slower collection speeds, and increased call volume from patients about their medical bills. But with preparation, billing teams can empower

No Surprises Act: What Healthcare Professionals Need to Know

The No Surprises Act, set to go in effect January 1, 2022, offers new protections for patients related to unexpected medical bills. Learn how this law impacts providers, billing companies, and patients. Join Inbox Health for a discussion with Dr. Jack Hoadley, a Research Professor Emeritus in the Health Policy