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Daniel Ramsey

Daniel Ramsey
Daniel Ramsey is a Sales and Marketing Coordinator at Account Matters. He frequently blogs for the Account Matters Credentialing Blog and other administrative publications. Dan enjoys helping clients reach new profitable heights with Account Matters proven processes. Interested in Credentialing? Learn more by visiting our website.
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5 Reasons to Outsource Your Rehab Therapy Billing

Posted by Daniel Ramsey on April 20, 2022

Outsourcing your medical billing can be a huge relief for practice owners who don’t have the manpower or resources to manage the revenue cycle.

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Topics: Billing

Rejected vs. Denied Claims- What's the Difference?

Posted by Daniel Ramsey on April 06, 2022

Whether you know it or not, rejections and denials are the biggest reasons you’re not getting paid. 

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Topics: Billing

The Ultimate Glossary of Terms About Insurance Verification

Posted by Daniel Ramsey on March 16, 2022

To be a successful Front Desk Specialist or to effectively manage a medical private practice, you need to know the lingo. Today, we’re going to define the terms frequently used when verifying a patient’s insurance benefits.  

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Topics: Front Desk, Management

Everything You Need to Know About CAQH ProView Profiles

Posted by Daniel Ramsey on January 31, 2022

What is a CAQH Proview Profile?

The Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare (CAQH) launched the CAQH ProView Profile in 2002 with the purpose of eliminating redundant paper applications during provider enrollment. Healthcare providers can register for an account at no cost and input their demographic, professional, and practice information for health plans to access during the insurance enrollment process.

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Topics: Credentialing

What is an Independent Physicians Association?

Posted by Daniel Ramsey on January 14, 2022

An Independent Physicians Association (IPA) is an entity owned by a network of independent physicians with the purpose of reducing overhead and establishing contracts with Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO) and Managed Care Organizations (MCO). IPAs provide independent practices the freedom to deliver high-quality, personalized care to their patients while providing resources to stay competitive.

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Topics: Credentialing

3 More Credentialing Myths

Posted by Daniel Ramsey on October 25, 2021

Credentialing, also known as provider enrollment, is often a mysterious subject for rehab therapy providers. Throughout your career as a provider, you’ve probably heard a bunch of credentialing myths that you may have taken as truth. Let’s explore some of the common misconceptions about credentialing and clarify them so this topic can be less daunting.

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Topics: Credentialing

What I Learned at a PT Owners Seminar

Posted by Daniel Ramsey on October 07, 2021

Since joining Account Matters, Inc. nearly 6 years ago, I’ve had the pleasure of attending many Physical Therapy conferences. I always enjoy meeting existing clients face-to-face and meeting new people in the industry at big conferences like APTA Private Practice Section or APTA NEXT.

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Topics: Management

4 Ways to Empower Your Front Desk

Posted by Daniel Ramsey on August 30, 2021

Higher profits- that’s the goal, isn’t it? According to Gallup research, a highly engaged staff can increase your business profits by 21%. There are many ways to engage and empower employees, we’re going to highlight the four that you can implement with your front desk staff today so you can begin to reap the rewards of an empowered front desk team.

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Topics: Front Desk, Management

The Top 3 Front Desk Key Performance Indicators

Posted by Daniel Ramsey on August 09, 2021

 

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Topics: Front Desk

Rehab Therapy Billing: 5 Tips For Calling Insurance Companies

Posted by Daniel Ramsey on April 15, 2021

Your practice’s billing team likely spends a lot of time on the phone with insurance companies. In a perfect world, claims would go out and payment would come in, but it’s never that simple. If a medical claim isn’t paid within 60 days, your billing team will have to investigate why. In this article, we’re going to share some tips that our Collectors use to get accurate information from the insurance companies, quickly.

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Topics: Billing

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