Andrea Curry, head of editorial at The Intake

Claims billing automation reduces denials and speeds up reimbursement. Learn how to streamline your practice’s claims workflow from intake to payment.

Choose the right billing partner to streamline workflows, improve cash flow, and support long-term practice growth.

Build a profitable medical billing company with smart pricing, HIPAA-compliant workflows, and scalable systems that support continuity of care.

When a simple coding error can cost thousands for a returning patient, there’s a lot on the line.

Modifier 33 and modifier PT affect medical claims processing for colorectal screening and related services.

Use relative value units (RVUs) to compare services and sharpen reimbursement across every payer, guiding each provider and everyday practice management decisions.

Diabetes and weight loss drug Ozempic has gone viral — causing a shortage. Find out its side effects, alternatives, broader impacts, and who wants it most.

A request for proposal is a formal document your practice sends to medical billing vendors to solicit structured proposals you can evaluate and compare. It defines what you need, how you want vendors to respond, and what criteria you’ll use to make a decision. Without an RFP, the vendor selection process turns into a series […]

Tebra surveyed patients and healthcare professionals to reveal how delayed lab results fuel anxiety, disrupt care decisions, and strain practice workflows.

A survey of 374 clinicians shows how GLP-1 demand is fueling burnout, administrative overload, and care delays for US healthcare providers.

Medical billing software handles the financial engine of your medical practice: claim submission, payment posting, denial management, and reporting. Choosing the wrong platform creates bottlenecks that show up as denied insurance claims, slow reimbursement, and staff frustration. Choosing the right one means cleaner claims, faster payments, and healthcare providers spending less time on rework. The […]

New data maps where appointment anxiety, cancellations, and no-shows hit hardest, plus the simple fixes patients say would actually get them to show up.

Patients are walking in with cash prices in hand, and providers are spending more time talking about cost, coverage, and treatment as a result.

As job insecurity reshapes workplace behavior, more Americans are delaying care, hiding illness, and relying on flexible healthcare options to protect their careers.

Claim denials are an extremely expensive problem in healthcare billing, and they’re getting worse. Denial management automation uses artificial intelligence and rules-based technology to prevent, identify, and resolve denied claims across the revenue cycle. Rather than waiting for a denial and scrambling to fix it, these tools catch errors at the point of claim submission […]

New research reveals the hidden time and financial and emotional costs that documentation demands are placing on healthcare providers, and how patients are feeling the effects in the exam room.

As the brick-and-mortar pharmacy network thins out, the country’s prescription infrastructure is quietly moving online, but only where the digital rails reach.

What parts of your billing cycle can AI help automate? We break down everything you need to know.

Patients and providers are feeling the strain of intake paperwork, but opinions on AI solutions reveal important generational divides.

Explore the hidden cyber risks in common health searches and learn how to protect yourself while seeking medical information online.

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Discover experts’ opinions on the nation’s blood shortage and learn how independent practitioners can help.

More providers are embracing prevention-first approaches, but many feel undertrained and unsupported in applying core lifestyle medicine pillars within their current continuity of care models.

New data from Tebra highlights who’s microdosing, why, and the mixed reactions about this approach.

No-shows and canceled appointments are costing practices over $22,000 per year.