What CMS’s Proposed Rule Means for EMS Agencies Reliant Upon GEMT Payments
On May 20, 2026, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released a proposed rule (CMS-2449-P) that could trigger
Medical Billing
Medical Billing Explained: From Claims to Cash Flow
Medical billing is more than submitting claims and waiting/hoping for payment. Behind every claim is a story: a patient visit,
Why Surgeons Lose Revenue in the Global Surgical Period (And How to Remedy)
Under the global period of surgical billing, a significant portion of surgical care is bundled into a single payment. That
Medicare Reimbursement Trends for Allergy and Asthma Practices: A 10-Year Analysis of the Physician Fee Schedule
The Medicare fee schedule is a reliable benchmark for tracking overall reimbursement trends of the insurance industry. To take a
Orthopedic Modifiers: The Hidden Revenue Risk Costing Practices Thousands
Orthopedic surgery is one of the most modifier-intensive specialties in healthcare — and those modifiers directly determine reimbursement. They are
Radiology Billing: Why “Good Enough” is No Longer Enough
Radiology has never been simple. But today, it’s more complex—and more financially pressured—than ever. Between declining reimbursement per unit, tighter
Why Anesthesia Billing Is Different (and Why Most RCM Vendors Get It Wrong)
Anesthesia billing needs are fundamentally different from traditional medical billing, yet many revenue cycle vendors approach this specialty as they