Are you facing issues like coding errors, billing disputes, and inaccurate claims submissions in your personal injury practice? Are these challenges leading to claims delays or denials? Look no further! Our HIPAA-compliant personal injury billing services comply with various billing regulations, reduce errors, and ensure timely reimbursements for your practice.
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Our professionals are specialized coders and billers certified by the American Medical Association (AMA) and the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC). They bank on well-defined processes and latest personal injury-specific billing software to streamline billing processes. As a specialized personal injury billing service provider, we offer end-to-end billing services from insurance verification to billing; electronic claims submission to payment posting and follow-up. Here is how we streamline your billing process:
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We are an established personal injury billing service provider with experience in delivering billing services for over 25 years. We have delivered our services to physical therapy centers, pain management clinics, rehabilitation centers, sports medicine clinics, and specialized treatment providers (car accidents, medical malpractice, slip and fall accidents, workplace accidents). Our services are offered through a team of certified coding professionals (CPC, CCA, CCS), certified billing professionals (CPB), certified reimbursement specialists (CMRS), certified auditors (CPMA, CCA-A), and others. Together, we have achieved up to a 98% clean claims rate, reduced accounts receivable (A/R) days to 45 days, maintained denials below 8%, and an estimated 95% net collection rate.
Whether or not you can claim compensation for personal injury depends on several factors, such as the cause and severity of the injury, where the injury occurred, and who is responsible for the injury. If the injury was caused by someone else's negligence, such as a car accident or a slip and fall on someone else's property, you might be able to claim compensation for your injuries. However, if the injury was caused by your own actions or was an inherent risk of the activity you were participating in, you may not be able to claim compensation.
Personal injury claims can be made when you have suffered harm or injury to your body, mind, or emotions due to the negligence, recklessness, or intentional actions of someone else. This can include injuries from car accidents, slips, and falls, medical malpractice, defective products, or any other incident where someone else's actions caused you harm.
To make a personal injury claim, seek medical attention, gather evidence, consult with an attorney, file a claim with the responsible party's insurance company, and consider litigation, if necessary, through the best personal injury billing company.
Outsourced physical injury billing firms typically offer claims management, medical coding, payment posting, and denial management services. They can also handle patient billing and collections, ensuring that patients receive accurate bills and that outstanding balances are collected in a timely manner. Additionally, such billing services can provide reporting and analytics to help healthcare providers and law firms understand their financial performance and identify areas for improvement. Overall, outsourcing billing services for personal injury can help improve cash flow, reduce administrative costs, and enhance client satisfaction.
As a leading personal injury billing company, Invensis can help manage billing services for healthcare providers and law firms by offering services such as claim management, data entry, submission, follow-up, and appeals. Our expert team ensures that all claims are submitted accurately and in a timely manner, minimizing the risk of claim denials. Also, our personal injury billing solutions help you navigate the complex billing requirements associated with personal injury cases, helping ensure accuracy and compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
We have been working with Invensis for the past two years, and they have helped us overcome many revenue cycle management challenges. The team often walks the extra mile to ensure that our needs are met.
Invensis has been our revenue cycle management healthcare outsourcing partner for the past 5 years. They have always delivered on their commitments, whether it is meeting our Service Level Agreement (SLA) or improving our billing process.
Invensis has been a great partner providing quality medical coding and billing services. The team is extremely responsive to every query we pose, and the turn-around time for deliverables is always as committed.
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