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The JARALL Reporting Platform (JRP) has a new name, a new identity, and powerful new capabilities. Effective immediately, the JRP is now Aurora.
Read MoreExpert perspectives on podiatry billing, compliance, and practice growth.
The JARALL Reporting Platform (JRP) has a new name, a new identity, and powerful new capabilities. Effective immediately, the JRP is now Aurora.
Read MoreA practice can invest more than $150,000 in a new associate before that associate returns a dollar of net profit. Here is the four-phase onboarding framework that protects the investment, from credentialing filings to the first 90 days of KPIs.
Read MoreModifier 25 carries real revenue and real audit exposure. Here are the three rules that decide whether your E/M service survives a payer review, plus the EHR habit that puts practices on the audit list.
Read MoreA new provider can see a full schedule for months while insurance payments stay at zero. Here is why commercial credentialing bottlenecks paralyze specialty practice cash flow, and the four steps that accelerate enrollment.
Read MoreThe single most common violation cited in federal healthcare audits is a missing or poorly executed Security Risk Analysis. Here is the step-by-step methodology for performing an internal HIPAA risk assessment that withstands OCR and OIG scrutiny.
Read MoreDays in AR creeping past 45, a single overwhelmed biller, quiet write-offs, a swamped front desk, and a generalist doing specialist work: five internal red flags that say it is time to outsource your podiatry billing.
Read MoreJARALL has partnered with TLD Systems, co-founded by podiatrist Dr. Michael Brody, to bring HIPAA services to the podiatry practices we work with. Compliance becomes one less burden a practice has to carry alone.
Read MoreA procedure paid in full in one state can be denied outright in another under the exact same codes, because Local Coverage Determinations vary by Medicare Administrative Contractor. Here is how LCDs and their billing articles work, the podiatry services they target most, and how to manage them across multiple regions.
Read MoreModifiers are the two-character codes that tell a payer what actually happened during a visit. Get them wrong and the claim denies. Here is how to apply Modifier 25, the RT, LT, and digital modifiers, Modifier 59 and its X subsets, and the Q7, Q8, and Q9 routine foot care anchors.
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