The new HIPAA law: Immediate actions you need to take
Remember to familiarize yourself with the new HIPAA law and take immediate action to comply with its requirements before the end of the year.
Medicare Part B’s advance beneficiary notice
There are simple, straightforward ways to remain compliant with Medicare’s advance beneficiary notice (ABN) and protect patients and yourself.
Use laser precision to code low-level laser therapy
Low-level laser therapy can be an effective cash profit center with proper coding.
The 2025 ICD-10 updates: What DCs need to know
The 2025 ICD-10 updates include hundreds of changes. Here are the ones of most interest to doctors of chiropractic, effective Oct. 1, 2024.
Chiropractic documentation: Are you the droid they’re looking for?
Ongoing spot-check auditing and diligence in working your in-office compliance program helps to avoid being flagged for fraud.
Use your coding practices to attract personal injury cases
Attracting the best attorneys boils down to taking care of your patient, setting reasonable fees and using proper coding supported by documentation.
Proper billing for durable medical equipment
By understanding the intricacies of DME billing and implementing best practices, navigating this complex process effectively becomes simple, ultimately benefiting both patients and providers alike.
The crucial role of self-auditing in chiropractic documentation
Self-auditing chiropractic documentation involves reviewing one’s own documentation practices to ensure accuracy, compliance and consistency.
Improve your Part C Medicare coding and modifier knowledge to resolve confusion
Many Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C) have increased reimbursement for services performed by a chiropractor. The confusion about coverage, coding, billing and patient liability has also increased with expanded benefits.
Learn the rules of coding with time
Coding using time is straightforward; if you take 27 minutes with the patient, use that code. The trick is you need to know the rules for coding with time.
