Rules and Regulations are Ever-Changing
The healthcare industry is ever-evolving, becoming increasingly innovative and inclusive. With this comes constant updates to rules, regulations, and compliance. Staying abreast of all these changes is time-consuming and incredibly arduous on the already demanding schedules of physicians. Next Level Medical Billing Solutions has an entire team dedicated to keeping up with these changes and informing clients accordingly.
Next Level Medical Billing Solutions ensures that your documentation is up to date and that unacceptable billing practices, such as duplicate billing, billing for services not rendered, billing for services without medical necessity, and inaccurate documentation, are avoided. We understand that a physician’s work life is hectic, and these important details can be overlooked. If we identify any such practices within your facility, we will promptly correct the issue and ensure compliance with all relevant laws and regulations.
Compliance and Liability
Next Level Medical Billing Solutions strictly adheres to all federal and state laws and regulations governing the healthcare industry, particularly those related to billing and coding. By following these established guidelines, we ensure that claims are submitted quickly and accurately, resulting in more consistent reimbursements.
With concerns around patient privacy, medical fraud, and fair debt collection, it’s easy for errors to occur. A claim that misrepresents the services provided to a patient can be classified as medical fraud. Inadequate chart keeping can lead to inaccuracies in service representation.
Partnering with a reliable billing company that meticulously reviews charts to ensure compliance is a critical aspect of the billing process. These regulations are constantly evolving, and managing your operations while keeping up with these changes is often not feasible for physicians. Your primary focus should be on patient care; our responsibility is to safeguard your compliance and protect your practice from potential liabilities.