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.
How to avoid the most common chiropractic documentation errors
Documentation is the most difficult (and unrewarding) part of being a good doctor. Its most important benefit is it can improve patient care.
Profile: 40 years and counting in chiropractic compliance coding and documentation excellence
Kathy “KMC” Weidner reflects on a lifetime of changing the face of compliance coding, documentation and reimbursements in chiropractic …
Protect your reimbursement with proper claims denial management
Up your appeals game this year with improved claims denial management to lower your denials and raise your bottom line …
Coding for cash flow and third party reimbursement
Staying up-to-date with your third party reimbursement rates and standard troubleshooting questions that generally lead…
Appealing claims: more than 60% of denied claims are paid when appealed
Some practices deprioritize appealing claims as ‘grunt work,’ but nothing could be further from the truth when it comes to appeals…
Can you bill manipulation and the manual therapy 97140 CPT code?
Does your documentation allow you to bill both a manipulative treatment and manual therapy with the 97140 CPT code?
How detailed documentation fixes calamitous chiropractic coding and billing
Here are the most common coding missteps and ways to eliminate your non-compliance issues with chiropractic coding and billing…
New code documentation changes and tips to avoid audits
Keep up with new code documentation changes and put these procedures in place to stay out of the auditor’s web…
A massage room makes a chiropractic practice profitable
How to set yourself up with a massage room to bring in new patients, be properly compliant, and most importantly profitably…
