RE: Billing/Coding Pediatrics-being organized
Hi everyone,
I am a new biller/coder for a pediatrics office since October 2012. The office I work for has had claims dating back to 2011 that had not been followed up properly so I am having to send out letter of appeals to insurance companies. My question to you all is can you give me some hints on how to multi-task? I am jumping from the aging list to the old aging list back to denied claims then to the letters and staying on top of billing postings. I am the only biller as one of the medical assistants is unable to help with billing because of patient care right now. This is a private practice with only 4 of us, 1 doctor, 2 MA's and me the biller. There are about 200 patients so this is why they finally hired a biller. Any ideas out there for me? HELP!![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Thanks.
Hi everyone,
I am a new biller/coder for a pediatrics office since October 2012. The office I work for has had claims dating back to 2011 that had not been followed up properly so I am having to send out letter of appeals to insurance companies. My question to you all is can you give me some hints on how to multi-task? I am jumping from the aging list to the old aging list back to denied claims then to the letters and staying on top of billing postings. I am the only biller as one of the medical assistants is unable to help with billing because of patient care right now. This is a private practice with only 4 of us, 1 doctor, 2 MA's and me the biller. There are about 200 patients so this is why they finally hired a biller. Any ideas out there for me? HELP!
Thanks.