4 Signs you need to Outsource your Medical Practice RCM Are you spending more time managing your practice’s finances? Are medical billing services and revenue challenges forcing you to cut down on patient time? If yes, outsourcing revenue cycle management (RCM) needs of your medical practice might be the best solution to improve your practice’s revenue. Outsourcing is a difficult decision that impacts all the areas of a medical practice; however, the complexities of healthcare reforms and the need to collect payments for every rendered service have compelled many providers to seek assistance from a third party. Here are the top four signs that might help you decide if outsourcing is an option your practice should consider: Payment Collection Going Down Coding and billing inefficiencies and reduced payment from insurance companies are the two main reasons why practices experience shrinking collections. Getting to the root cause of the problem calls for a detailed analysis of various procedures and requires investment of time and money. To get their revenue cycle back on track, many doctors prefer to engage the expertise of an RCM billing vendor to identify issues and provide solutions. Staff Management Turning Expensive Many practices experience reduced revenue collections when their existing billing staff takes a leave or leaves their job. It becomes difficult to find substitute during vacations, leaves for absence and sick days. Due to the complexities of ICD-10 and other reforms it has become expensive to hire skilled and certified coders, especially for short-term engagements. Employee healthcare, their benefits and day-to-day staffing issues have forced many providers to outsource medical billing and their RCM needs to a billing agency without compromising on their operating efficiencies and clinical outcomes.
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