Patient/resident coverage changes and updates to insurance plans can increase claims denials and delay claims submissions and processing – which puts considerable strain on your revenue cycle.
Avoid the administrative burden and revenue disruption with these tips:
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Improve cash flow and maximize reimbursement rates with accurate and updated coverage details for patients and residents before, during, and after the open enrollment period.
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Leverage single or batch processing to regularly monitor changes to insurance coverage for your patient or resident census.
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Shorten time to treatment and verify demographic data while identifying unknown insurance coverage with basic wallet information.
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Receive weekly automatic checks to verify Medicare eligibility status and Medicare as a secondary payer, and eliminate costly compliance errors related to eligibility.
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Run eligibility checks prior to claims submission to reduce coverage errors and manage or track audits and appeals in a comprehensive denial management solution.
Open Enrollment dates to know
Affordable Care Act Open Enrollment
Open Enrollment begins
Coverage takes effect for those enrolled by Dec. 15
Open Enrollment ends
Medicare Open Enrollment
Open Enrollment begins
Open Enrollment ends
Coverage takes effect
Private Insurance Payers Open Enrollment
Open Enrollment begins
Open Enrollment ends-
Coverage takes effect
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