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CPT Code Spotlight -Modifier 58
Modifiers can be extremely confusing, especially when it comes to deciding which one to use. Selecting the wrong one can lead to payment denials from insurance companies and puts practices at risk for payers requesting refunds. Today's post will focus on modifier 58.
Ben Brenner2 min readRead Article - HIPAA
Examples of Social Media HIPAA Violations
Social media provides healthcare professionals many benefits. It's an easy, efficient and effective way to provide information to mass amounts of viewers. You can promote your practice and the services you provide to encourage new business and future opportunities.
Ben Brenner3 min readRead Article - Medical Waste
The 4 Major Types of Medical Waste and How Each Must Be Disposed
The 4 major types of medical waste are hazardous waste, infectious waste, radioactive waste, and sharps. Each type carries distinct health and environmental risks and is subject to specific disposal requirements regulated by OSHA, the EPA, and state environmental agencies. Whether you're managing hospital waste in a large facility or a small clinic, proper identification and segregation of each category is the first step toward safe, compliant disposal. Mishandling any of these types can result in regulatory penalties, disease transmission, or long-term environmental damage.
Ben Brenner7 min readRead Article - Healthcare
CPT Code Spotlight - Modifier 24
Modifiers can be extremely confusing, especially when it comes to deciding which one to use. Collecting the wrong once can lead to payment denials from insurance companies and puts practices at risk for payers requesting refunds. This post will go over Modifier 24.
Ben Brenner2 min readRead Article - Medical Waste Disposal
Different Ways Medical Waste Is Treated
Medical waste is required, by law, to be treated safely and carefully while avoiding injuries and spreading infections. Hospitals and healthcare practices send their waste to off-site disposal facilities. Some healthcare facilities have on-site medical waste treatment.
Ben Brenner2 min readRead Article - Healthcare
5 Best Practices for Healthcare Professionals
There are many ways healthcare professionals can focus on improving the quality, care, and experience of their patients. Working cohesively with your patients is key to providing them the most effective and positive care. Here are 5 best practices you can focus on to create a strong relationship and provide the highest quality experience possible.
Ben Brenner3 min readRead Article - OSHA
OSHA’s Violation System
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is a US government agency that sets standards for workplace and employee safety. A violation occurs when a company or employee willingly or unknowingly ignores potential and real safety hazards.
Ben Brenner2 min readRead Article - Healthcare
What Are CPT Modifiers?
Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) are five-digit numbers (also known as modifiers) and are primarily used in office and outpatient settings. They are a more in-depth look at medical coding. These codes are primary way you bill your patients. The more precise the medical record, the more accurate your billing.
Ben Brenner3 min readRead Article - Medical Waste Disposal
Three Things to Know when Choosing a Medical Waste Disposal Company
Disposing of medical waste is highly regulated. It's important to invest some research on various companies. Choosing the wrong medical waste disposal company can result in poor disposal quality, a burdened partnership, and even higher prices. If your waste ends up as pollution, you will be fined.
Ben Brenner2 min readRead Article What to Look for When Choosing an Answering Service for Your Practice
Answering service systems are incredibly useful for businesses while providing a professional impression for customers. This helps route callers to the appropriate department, accept input or even answer basic questions when connected to a computer.
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