There are so many factors that go into making a business successful. From working with customers to having the most robust billing systems, you can find tools and techniques to make more significant progress in your healthcare business.

Many companies are now using experts to help bolster skills needed for a medical practice to thrive. In our latest blog, we talk about how outsourcing can be used for more effective medical billing and management of the revenue cycle. Both areas are crucial for success and outsourcing may bring peace of mind.

In our latest blog, we talk about hospice billing, including the advantages of partnering with a company such as DRS to earn enough income to continue to practice exceptional care.

We understand how medical billing can be a confusion, and even tedious, part of your business. We have some methods we use that break down the billing and claims process in a way that is easy to work through, time after time.

We know medical billing is one of the most tedious and resource-intensive tasks at a healthcare agency. Outsourcing, however, can help free up time for tasks that generate income. Learn more in our latest blog.

Quality Assurance Process Improvement, or QAPI, is a way to transform how you work. It can lead to some improvements not only in your own methods of work, but also lead to more revenue that you may have been missing.

Is your agency ready for the full transition to the HHVBP model? Have you planned who will be responsible for the reporting and documentation? Here’s why you should include outsourcing your billing responsibilities in your plan.

Medical billing is a complex and confusing yet necessary process for medical billing companies in Dallas, Texas, like the industry specialists at Dominion Revenue Solutions. Behind the front counters and examination rooms, an advanced system to handling the billing of medical services is in motion by trained and experienced professionals. When patients with medical insurance receive healthcare that is covered in their policies, the way it is billed often depends on the insurance company’s procedures and guidelines…