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Medical Billing & Revenue Cycle Blog

Practical guidance for practice owners, administrators and revenue cycle teams. Each published guide emphasizes clear workflows, primary sources, update dates and actions your team can take—without promising reimbursement outcomes.

Published guides

Start with these cornerstone articles

Denial management, enrollment clarity, A/R interpretation, eligibility, timely filing, modifiers, CAQH maintenance and specialty denial prevention—built for decision-makers researching outsourcing partners.

Denial Management

A Practical Guide to Medical Billing Denials

Categorize medical claim denials, prioritize recoverable balances, prevent repeat failures, and build an accountable denial workflow.

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Credentialing

Provider Enrollment vs. Credentialing

Understand credentialing, payer enrollment, contracting, and directory maintenance—and why each needs separate tracking.

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Revenue Cycle

How to Read an A/R Aging Report

Review medical A/R aging by payer, claim status, balance, filing deadline, and next action—not only bucket totals.

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Medical Billing

Eligibility Verification Checklist

A practical eligibility checklist for medical practices: what to verify, when to re-check, and how to prevent denials.

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Denial Management

Timely Filing Limits by Payer Type

Track timely filing by Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payer type so denial teams protect recoverable balances.

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Medical Billing

Modifier 25 and 59 Pitfalls

Avoid common modifier 25 and 59 outpatient billing pitfalls with documentation checks, NCCI awareness, and denial review.

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Credentialing

CAQH Re-Attestation Guide

Keep CAQH profiles attestation-ready: documents, deadlines, common stalls, and how CAQH differs from payer enrollment.

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Credentialing

Medicare vs Medicaid Enrollment Paths

Compare Medicare PECOS and state Medicaid enrollment paths, including why managed-care contracting stays separate.

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Medical Billing

Medical Billing Company Pricing Explained

Educational overview of medical billing company pricing models and ranges—without fake guarantees or invented quotes.

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Revenue Cycle

Medical Billing vs RCM

Compare medical billing and revenue cycle management so practices choose the right scope for ownership and reporting needs.

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Denial Management

Behavioral Health Denial Prevention

Prevent behavioral health denials tied to telehealth POS, session limits, carve-outs, documentation, and enrollment lag.

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About MB Claims

What Is MB Claims?

MB Claims is a US medical billing and RCM company—not an auto insurance bureau. Services, contact, and how we differ from similarly named organizations.

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Behavioral Health

Psychiatry vs Therapy Billing

Separate psychiatry and therapy billing workflows: E/M vs psychotherapy, same-day combinations, rendering providers, and common denial traps.

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Behavioral Health

Behavioral Health Telehealth Billing

Align telehealth place of service, modifiers, and payer policy with documented behavioral health encounters to prevent denials.

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Credentialing

LCSW, LPC, LMFT Credentialing

Credential and enroll LCSW, LPC, and LMFT clinicians: CAQH, payer panels, Medicaid pathways, and roster timing before first claims.

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Denial Management

BH Carve-Out Routing Checklist

Stop wrong-payer behavioral health denials with an eligibility checklist for carve-out vendors, plan IDs, and claim routing.

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Behavioral Health

Collaborative Care Billing Basics

Operational basics for Collaborative Care Model billing: team roles, documentation, monthly billing readiness, and common denial traps.

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Denial Management

Mental Health Parity Appeals Workflow

A practical parity appeal workflow for behavioral health denials: categorize remits, gather evidence, choose corrected claim vs appeal, and track deadlines.

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Behavioral Health

BH CPT Documentation Pitfalls

Avoid common behavioral health CPT and documentation pitfalls: time support, E/M plus psychotherapy, add-on misuse, and denial feedback loops.

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Denial Management

PHP/IOP Authorization Denials

Reduce PHP and IOP authorization denials with intake checks, concurrent review tracking, documentation readiness, and denial categorization.

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Medical Billing

Choosing a BH Billing Company

Evaluate behavioral health billing companies on specialty depth, auth tracking, carve-outs, enrollment, reporting, and honest scope—not fake collection guarantees.

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Medical Billing

Outsourced vs In-House Billing

Compare outsourced and in-house medical billing using ownership, specialty complexity, denial capacity, enrollment coverage, and reporting—not slogans.

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Revenue Cycle

Clean Claim Rate vs Net Collections

Understand why clean claim rate and net collections measure different things—and which operational KPIs practices should track instead of vanity metrics.

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Medical Billing

Billing Vendor Onboarding Checklist

A practical onboarding checklist for medical billing vendors: access, ownership maps, payer mix, specialty rules, denial inventory, and reporting cadence.

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Urgent Care

Urgent Care Charge Capture Checklist

An urgent care charge capture checklist for same-day procedures, eligibility timing, E/M plus procedure pitfalls, and denial prevention.

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EHR Billing

Epic Medical Billing Support

How MB Claims supports medical billing inside Epic workflows without rip-and-replace—access, charge review, denials, and reporting ownership.

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EHR Billing

eClinicalWorks Billing Support

Practical eClinicalWorks billing support guidance: charge entry, scrubbing, denial follow-up, and ownership maps without replacing your EHR.

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