I have been using the services of the staff of MRC for several years and have been pleased with their professionalism combined with caring and helpful attitudes. When opportunities came to consider changing to other billing companies, I chose instead to stay with this staff because I trusted them and felt they were looking out for my best interest.
-Dr. Hazelbaker
Internal Medicine
I've been assosiated with Ashley and her MRC team for approximately four years. The best thing that I can say is that I don't have to worry about whether my billing is completed and whether it is done right. I've experienced excellent collections and would recommend the MRC team to anyone.
-Dr. Harold L Dyer
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Why would you use a medical billing service?
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When you get to the heart of it, there are two main objections to using a billing service: control and cost. The purpose of this article is to address each of those concerns.
Having your insurance billing done in-house gives the center a certain sense of control. And that is certainly true if you have someone in your center that truly understands billing, tracking and collecting on insurance claims. If this person has the experience, coding knowledge and the time and tenacity to follow these claims from filing through to collection, then you may already have your solution. However, most center administrators have a varied job description, with insurance billing being only one of their duties. How long before the capacity of your center outpaces the capacity of your administrator to keep up with the claims? Do you have the ability to dedicate one person to this critical task? Even if you do, what happens should this person decide to quit, or runs into problems they cannot handle? Does your center have the necessary cash flow to weather a training and transition period?
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Medical practice management and electronic medical records (EMR) software is so fundamental to the day-to-day operations of a medical office that it can largely determine the success of a practice.
Practice management (patient billing) and EMR software drastically impacts revenue (profit), office efficiency and employee turnover, but most importantly patient satisfaction. Until 2007 client/server (in the office) held the predominant place in the practice management and EMR market. Now, Web-native systems are outpacing server-based systems by providing increased data security, anywhere, anytime access and superior office efficiency.
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NEWS
 On-going Medicare claims processing issues - Post SGR fix
July 27, 2010
There have been some postings on the HBMA listserve and direct contacts with the National Office regarding some on-going problems billing companies and their physician clients are having relative to the processing of certain Medicare claims. It appears that some Medicare contractors are having mo... Read More
The 2010 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule
June 14, 2010
The Continuing Extension Act of 2010, enacted on April 15, 2010, extended the zero percent (0%) update to the 2010 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) through May 31, 2010. At this time, Congress is debating the elimination of the negative update that took effect June 1, 2010. The Centers for M... Read More
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FEATURES
• Immediate Implementation
• Software Provided
• Claims Management
• Reimbursement Maximums
• Payments Expedited
• Multi-Specialty Experience
• CPC’s on Staff
• Government Compliance
• Data Security
• No Off Shore Outsourcing
• EMR Available
• Insurance & Patient Billing
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