The majority of patients report anger and frustration with medical bills. This means having answers and a plan for dealing with billing questions is essential for your mental health practice.
The demand for mental health services has skyrocketed recently. According to the Harvard Medical School Center for Primary Care, nearly 1 in 5 adults suffered
POS Code 10 and POS Code 02 In an effort to improve the reporting of telehealth services, two place of service (POS) codes have been
What Is the No Surprises Act? As a mental health care provider, you want the best for your patients. Certainly, it is no one’s intention
The pandemic of 2020 has forever changed the healthcare industry. Telehealth has never been more prominent than it is today. The convenience and safety that
So you’ve made the decision to start a private practice! Transferring from an existing practice to a private practice can be a nerve-wracking experience. At
Credentialing for mental health providers is a necessity. For those who are unfamiliar with the process, it can be an intimidating amount of paperwork and
When it comes to running a successful business as a mental health practitioner, there’s a hefty load of responsibility. This is especially true for the
Are you letting your money slip through the cracks? Understanding how much a client owes from insurance and co-pay will help ensure you are receiving