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Increase Your Net Collection Rate

Billing & Coding: Increase Your Net Collection Rate

Are you looking for a strategy to help increase your acupuncture practice’s net collection rate? Net collection rate is the percentage of collectible funds actually collected. Any percentage under 95% net collection rate is considered a practice losing revenue. Strategies for improving your acupuncture practice’s net collection rate include: Collect

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Accurate Billing and Your Acupuncture Practice’s Financial Futur

Accurate Billing and Your Acupuncture Practice’s Financial Futur

Healthcare practices experience denial or delays on 15% to 25% of claims submitted each month due to… Are rejected insurance claims impacting your acupuncture practice’s financial future? Tracking your net collection rate will give you valuable insight into how your acupuncture practice is performing. Healthcare practices experience denial or delays

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Billing & Coding: Way to Effectively Educate Potential Acupuncture Patients

How can you become the ‘go-to’ acupuncture resource for questions? What are some effective ways to educate potential acupuncture patients with helpful content? When potential acupuncture patients understand acupuncture, they are more likely to schedule an appointment with you. How can you become the ‘go-to’ acupuncture resource for questions? Write

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Electroacupuncture for Chronic Pain

Electroacupuncture for Chronic Pain

Research continues to support electroacupuncture showing significant effectiveness in reducing chronic pain. How effective is electroacupuncture for chronic pain? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 51 million of adults in the United States experience chronic pain. Research continues to support electroacupuncture showing significant effectiveness in

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Why Switch to a Cash-Based Acupuncture Practice?

Billing & Coding: Why Switch to a Cash-Based Acupuncture Practice?

5 reasons you should be switching to a cash-based model for your acupuncture practice include… Why should you switch to a cash-based acupuncture practice? 5 reasons you should be switching to a cash-based model for your acupuncture practice include: A cash-based model makes for clean, simple patient payment transactions. A

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Cash-Based Acupuncture Practice

Billing & Coding: Cash-Based Acupuncture Practice

Are you thinking about becoming more of a cash-based acupuncture practice? Are you thinking about becoming more of a cash-based acupuncture practice? Many acupuncture offices are feeling the stress from insurance billing including administrative hours, delayed or denied claims, and lastly compromised care based on limitations in coverage. Switching to

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Increase Your Net Collection Rate

Billing & Coding: Increase Your Net Collection Rate

Are you looking for a strategy to help increase your acupuncture practice’s net collection rate? Net collection rate is the percentage of collectible funds actually collected. Any percentage under 95% net collection rate is considered a practice losing revenue. Strategies for improving your acupuncture practice’s net collection rate include: Collect

Accurate Billing and Your Acupuncture Practice’s Financial Futur

Accurate Billing and Your Acupuncture Practice’s Financial Futur

Healthcare practices experience denial or delays on 15% to 25% of claims submitted each month due to… Are rejected insurance claims impacting your acupuncture practice’s financial future? Tracking your net collection rate will give you valuable insight into how your acupuncture practice is performing. Healthcare practices experience denial or delays

Billing & Coding: Way to Effectively Educate Potential Acupuncture Patients

How can you become the ‘go-to’ acupuncture resource for questions? What are some effective ways to educate potential acupuncture patients with helpful content? When potential acupuncture patients understand acupuncture, they are more likely to schedule an appointment with you. How can you become the ‘go-to’ acupuncture resource for questions? Write