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In order for physical therapists to ensure medical justification, and smooth and timely claims, they must understand medical necessity documentation. Here we explain the three specific items to account for when creating your documentation.
Physical therapy businesses that keep effective, defensible documentation will have a great advantage revenue-wise over those that do not. Audits and dealing with denials will cost your clinic time and money. Follow these best practices to stay on top.
Occupational and Physical therapists need to begin learning about the components of the MIPS composite score because in as early as 2019, MIPS will be mandatory. We provide all the resources to start the process.
Save time, minimize audits, and capture the highest level of reimbursement by understanding the Medicare documentation guidelines. We detail the requirements for the physical and occupational therapy initial evaluation, POC Certification and re-certification, [...]
For physical therapy clinics, at the core of revenue cycle management best practices is a patient communication strategy that threads through the patient experience, from front desk to therapist.
A surprisingly low number of physical therapy clinics have implemented a patient engagement framework. Yet, studies prove that engaged, motivated patients have better health outcomes, and clinic costs are lower. Here we provide that framework, and easy tips [...]
One component to clinic profitability is keeping late cancellations and no-shows as low as possible. Clinic owners should know who is most likely to make a late cancellation, and methods such as double-booking patients that reduce missed appointments.