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Most practices can benefit from a
comprehensive outside review of exactly how doctors and staff handle
Medicare-related work.
In a practice analysis,
Kate will review your Medicare procedures (written and
unwritten), evaluate the paper and electronic forms you use, analyze training
needs,
and recommend procedural changes
in a
written report based on her findings.
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By using telephone interviews with you and
your staff as well as by mailing, faxing, and
e-mailing printed information, you can complete a practice analysis without
Kate's visiting your office. If
you prefer, however, you can discuss with Kate an in-office practice analysis.
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A thorough study of your
Medicare office procedures can discover any omissions or inaccuracies in
identifying Medicare patients, obtaining necessary patient information,
documenting services, preparing and filing claims, and posting payments and write-offs.
- This fine-tuning should reduce
the number of your denied or underpaid Medicare claims and decrease your accounts
receivable.
- Your staff can become more
productive through procedural streamlining.
- Most importantly, a practice analysis can
help you learn how to be less at risk for Medicare audits or refunds.
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- Kate's extensive background in
Medicare issues enables her to transform confusing Medicare regulations into understandable
and
usable instructions for your practice.
- She has analyzed procedural needs and
written and updated office procedure manuals for more than twenty years, including writing
and editing Medicare bulletins when she worked for the Medicare carrier.
- Kate can help you and your staff
understand the entire Medicare process involving you, your Medicare patients,
and the Medicare carrier.
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