Article Reference Code: NAMAS.09.12.2025 How Proper Use of Taxonomy Codes Prevents Denials and Ensures Compliance Written by: Matt Kolinski, MD In the complex world of healthcare administration, accuracy and compliance are paramount. One of the most overlooked yet essential elements in this process is the use of taxonomy codes. These unique, standardized identifiers play a…
Article Reference Code: NAMAS.09.05.2025 Redefining Optimization: When Compliance and Reimbursement Work Together Written by: Shannon DeConda Not long ago, phrases like “optimize your coding” or “optimize your reimbursement” were standard language in consulting, auditing, and coding departments. They were on the front page of slide decks, on conference banners, and in strategy meetings with leadership.…
Article Reference Code: NAMAS.08.29.2025 You can’t stop the wave of yearly changes, but you can prepare your team with the right strategy, structure, and shared accountability. Written by: Shannon DeConda Each year as summer fades into fall, it’s not just the pumpkin spice lattes and footballs rolling out, it’s also the time when new guidance,…
Are You Billing Ancillary Staff Correctly? Avoid Costly Errors Ancillary or Reimbursable? Why the Distinction Matters More Than Ever Written by: Sean Weiss | DoctorsManagement, LLC One of the biggest issues I address weekly for clients and law firms across the country is the use of “ancillary staff” vs. “reimbursable providers”. In the current environment, ensuring…
Why Medical Claims Auditors Should Embrace Autonomy for Non-Physician Qualified Providers Embracing Provider Autonomy: A Smarter Approach to Medical Claims Auditing Written by: Jeana M. Singleton, Esq. | Brennan, Manna & Diamond, LLC As the U.S. healthcare landscape continues to evolve, so too must the perspectives of those who safeguard its financial integrity, including those working…