As an independent provider, one of the biggest challenges you may face is getting new patients. While your skills and expertise may be top-notch, getting the word out about your healthcare services can be difficult without a large marketing budget or connections in the industry. However, there are several strategies you can use to increase your visibility and attract new patients.
In today’s tough economy, healthcare providers are facing numerous
challenges in collecting patient balances. With the ever-changing HMO reimbursement policies, it is essential for providers to take a proactive approach towards collections and patient payments. In this blog post, we have compiled a top 10 list of things that providers and billers can do to improve collections and patient payments.
Many healthcare providers use MEDISOFT, a popular medical billing software that’s available in both cloud and on-premises versions. However, it can be challenging to wrap one’s head around the idea, especially if they’re been using the on-premises version for years. “If I’ve been using MEDISOFT on my own computers for years now, why should I change that?” While there are certainly good reasons to own your own software and run it on your own hardware,
Microwize Technology, Inc, is one of the 29 businesses that signed an agreement with the Information Technology Industry Development Agency of Egypt (ITIDA), to offer remote employee services to medical practices and medical billing companies. The signing agreements were witnessed by Egypt’s Prime Minister, Mostafa Madbouly, and other high-profile figures from the Egyptian governments and signed by Mr.
PARAMUS, N.J. — Microwize Technology – a Healthcare IT firm providing Electronic Health Records, Medical Billing software, and solutions – located in Paramus, New Jersey announces the release of new RCM (Revenue Cycle Management) services with no upfront investments. Physicians will have access to a certified all-in-one cloud-based EHR with a billing,
It is a question I have often heard from practices since 2018, and the simple answer is greed. The American Medical Association (AMA) realized they could charge doctors a licensing fee and saw no reason not to dig deeper into the pockets of America’s healthcare providers.
Medical billing and coding are the cornerstone of any medical practice, ensuring that insurers pay doctors and hospitals properly.
A well-run billing department is a great asset to any practice and is crucial to long-term success. We interviewed our medical billing team at Microwize to get their feedback on the medical billing and coding questions everyone wants answers to.
