Medical Billing Audit Services: What They Find and When to Use One
What medical billing audit services review, what auditors typically find, how often to audit, and how to act on the findings without disrupting cash flow.
Urology Billing Services: What Gets Denied and Why
How urology billing services should handle cystoscopy, stone, prostate and urodynamics coding — plus 2026 code changes and prior authorization traps.
Patient Collections 2026: In-House vs External Agency
In-house patient collections recover ~85 cents on the dollar; external nets ~22. When to keep collections in-house, when external makes sense, and how the 2026 credit-reporting landscape changes the math.
Cardiology Billing Services: A Practical Guide for Practices
How cardiology billing services should handle echo, stress, cath, PCI and device coding — plus the 2026 code changes and denial traps to watch.
Patient Statements & Payment Channels 2026: What Works
Statement design, autopay, and text-to-pay decide first-cycle pay rates in 2026. The four patient payment channels ranked, plus the cadence that actually works.
Reduce Claim Denials Medical Practice Guide
Schedule a consultation to reduce claim denials medical practice teams face with practical steps for cleaner claims, stronger documentation, and follow-up.
How MIPS and MACRA Affect Medical Billing in 2026
Learn how MIPS and MACRA affect medical billing in 2026. Covers performance categories, payment adjustments, deadlines, and compliance strategies.
Texas Practices: What the WISeR Model Means for Your Medicare Claims
Texas is one of six states in CMS’s new WISeR model, which adds prior-authorization-style review to select Original Medicare services starting in 2026. Here’s what your practice needs to know to protect cash flow.
Patient AR Strategy 2026: Time-of-Service Collection That Works
How independent practices move patient time-of-service collection from 12% to 35% without losing patients. Numbers, scripts, and the workflow.
2027 Maternity Coding Changes: OB/GYN Readiness Guide
Updated August 10, 2026. Effective January 1, 2027, the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) maternity care section will move away from the traditional global obstetric CPT package toward phase-specific reporting. OB/GYN practices should prepare their billing systems, payer workflows, and documentation now—especially for pregnancies beginning in 2026 and continuing into 2027. Prepared by the AMS Solutions […]
Medical Billing for Pulmonology Practices: A Complete Guide
Learn how pulmonology practices can reduce claim denials, code PFTs and bronchoscopies correctly, and increase reimbursement with proven billing strategies.
Good Faith Estimate & No Surprises Act for Practices (2026)
Good Faith Estimates required for uninsured/self-pay patients in 2026. AEOB enforcement remains deferred for insured. Here is what is required, what is deferred, and the workflow.