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Decoding Hospital Codes: Understanding Their Role in Medical Procedures and Insurance Claims

Within the healthcare system, hospital codes play a crucial role in ensuring accurate documentation, billing, and reimbursement for medical procedures. These codes, such as Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes and International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codes, provide a standardized language that helps healthcare providers communicate the services rendered and enables insurance companies to process claims […]

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Claim Rejections? No Problem: How Medical Insurance Advocacy Can Turn the Tables

Dealing with claim rejections can be a frustrating and overwhelming experience for individuals seeking healthcare coverage. However, the emergence of medical insurance advocacy has provided a powerful solution to help patients navigate the complexities of the insurance system and overcome claim rejections. This article explores how medical insurance advocacy can turn the tables on claim

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How Insurance Advocates Bridge the Gap in Healthcare

Access to quality healthcare is a fundamental right, yet numerous barriers can hinder individuals from receiving the care they need. Insurance complexities, claim denials, and limited understanding of coverage options are just a few of the challenges patients face. However, insurance advocates emerge as powerful allies, bridging the gap in healthcare by breaking down barriers

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Medical Bills and Arbitration: Surprise Billing is Coming to an End, What is the Solution?

Individuals have the power to make contracts with people over almost anything, so long as all parties mutually agree and are aware of the stipulations within the agreement. The issue with medical billing in an emergency is that people are agreeing to receive care from professionals when they are not in an equal bargaining position,

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Healthcare Enrollment Dates, Fees and a Delicate Dance for Coverage

There are so many costs associated with healthcare. To meet contractual requirements, each fee has a different name with specific stipulations. As insurance holders, members pay premiums for coverage to insurance companies and then pay providers directly until they meet their deduction before insurance starts to pay the bill, as well as, other out-of-pocket expenses

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Faith-Based Health Cost Sharing Vs. Associated Health Plans

Taking care of our health can be a costly endeavor. The ability to pay can become a matter of life and death if bills rack up over long term care that falls into collections. That is why having insurance is so important during unexpected emergencies or when someone has a chronic illness. Medwise Insurance Advocacy,

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The Courts in Texas and the Affordable Care Act

The Affordable Care Act created a private insurance market that 15 million Americans use for coverage. The act also encouraged state Medicaid expansion that covers another 15 million, as well as, provides protections for people with preexisting conditions and other regulations. The contractual dynamic between insurance companies, physicians and the insured gradually became standardized. There was a time, I

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