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Medicare’s 8-Minute Rule dictates how outpatient therapy providers (physical, occupational, and speech therapists) convert time-based services into reimbursable units. This rule ensures accurate billing for timed procedures like therapeutic exercises or manual therapy.

Medical billing denials like CO 197 can disrupt cash flow and frustrate healthcare providers. Let’s break down what this denial means, why it happens, and actionable fixes to resolve it—with real-world examples.

Undergoing surgery is a significant step towards better health and well-being. Whether you’re preparing for a major surgical procedure

The Co 45 denial code looms like a perplexing enigma in the realm of medical billing and insurance claims, often leaving patients

The CO 24 denial code signifies “Charges exceed your contracted/legislated fee arrangement.” It occurs when a provider bills an amount higher than the payer’s allowable rate, commonly affecting Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial insurers.

ABN in Medical Billing – ABN Modifier – All You Need to Know In the world of medical billing and insurance claims, there are critical terms like ABN and ABN modifiers that hold significant importance. These terms are essential for explaining patient financial responsibilities and maintaining transparency in the billing process.  This comprehensive guide aims […]