The Hidden Costs of DIY Billing
According to MGMA, nearly 30% of claims face initial denials, largely from avoidable errors like documentation gaps or coding slip-ups. Every denied claim means:
- More days in AR, delaying your cash flow.
- Staff chasing down insurers, wasting valuable hours.
- Potential write-offs, leaving money permanently on the table.
As payer rules keep tightening, even seasoned in-house teams struggle to stay ahead of coding changes, audit trends and new electronic submission requirements.
Let Billing Experts Handle It
By outsourcing to SPS Health, you hand your billing process to certified professionals. We stay on top of ICD-10, CPT revisions, evolving payer policies and HIPAA or PHIPA audit requirements so your staff doesn’t have to. Our proactive denial management and detailed payment tracking ensure you capture every dollar you’ve earned.
SPS Health Supercharges Your Billing Transparency (Q&A Style)
How does this help my practice?
- It shortens the time between treating a patient and getting paid.
- It dramatically lowers write-offs by catching errors upfront.
What if there’s an audit?
- You’ll have clean, well-documented records that meet HIPAA and PHIPA standards.
Can my staff finally focus on patients?
- Absolutely. They’ll spend far less time fighting with payers and more time improving care.
With SPS Health, you’re not just outsourcing tasks you’re securing your revenue.
Conclusion
Fast payments, fewer denials and a less stressed staff that’s what professional billing gives you. SPS Health ensures your practice’s financial backbone stays healthy, so you can keep your focus exactly where it belongs: on your patients.
If you have any questions regarding “medical billing”, feel free to contact us. For inquiries, Email us at: info@spshealth.net.
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