While the number of insured Connecticut residents is increasing, the rate of childhood poverty persists, as reported by data from the U.S. Census Bureau, according to New Haven Register Health.
ASC Coding, Billing & Collections
Public workers in West Virginia may experience more health insurance benefit cuts, according to WVNSTV.com.
Many Americans applauded the Obama administration after the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, claiming the health law reduced the number of uninsured Americans. However, some Americans remain skeptical as to whether these individuals were previously uninsured, according to The…
The Census Bureau's new data reveals Utah lagging behind the nation in health insurance coverage.
With less than one month to go until the Oct. 1 deadline, it’s a race against the clock for U.S. healthcare providers to transition to the 10th version of the International Classification of Diseases. In the coming weeks, hospitals and…
Federal regulators are sticking to their strict out-of-pocket healthcare spending limits, and will impose new limits on how much out-of-pocket expenses employers with high-deductible plans can mandate employees to pick up starting next year, according to Business Insurance.
Texas Ambulatory Surgery Center Society representatives met with BlueCross BlueShield of Texas representatives to discuss key issues for ASCs, according to a TASCS newsletter.
Reimbursement for procedures is an ASC's bread and butter. Here are eight things to know about surgery center reimbursement.
Many physicians fear the upcoming Oct. 1 coding deadline will result in denied claims and payments, according to The New York Times.
Surgery centers have different methods for dealing with processes on the business end, which includes revenue cycle management and patient collections. Some ASC owners prefer to keep business operations in-house, while others prefer contracting with a company. There are benefits…
