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Medical Billing Blog

425 articles on medical billing, coding, Medicare rules and practice management, written by the people who build Iridium Suite, since 2010.

Balance Billing – The Do’s and Don’ts

| | | | --- | --- | | I recently read a story on an emergency plastic surgeon who was fined $562,000 and sentenced to 5 days in jail by the Los Angeles Superior Court.

A Hero Doesn’t Always Have Big Shoes to Fill

Many news outlets have touted the inspiring story of an unlikely friendship between Michigan State University basketball star Adreian Payne and childhood cancer sufferer Lacey Holsworth.

Do You See What I See?

Perspective: the interrelation in which a subject or its parts are mentally viewed, as defined by *Miriam-Webster*.

You Need a Swiss Army Knife in Your Medical Practice

Well not a “real” Swiss Army Knife, a figurative one. This tool is idolized as having anything you might need on hand to get you out of a sticky situation: Tweezers nail file, screwdriver, blade…

Guess on March Madness, not Medical Billing Software

No doubt you heard the big announcement by Warren Buffett in conjunction with Quicken Loans and Yahoo Sports that anyone submitting a perfect bracket for March Madness will win $1,000,000,000.00.

Billing Software – Built to Fit

Anyone who has seen the phrase “one size fits all” on anything knows this is baloney, hog wash, mumbo jumbo, bunk. Why then would we think this applies to medical billing systems?

Medical Billing is a Marathon, Train for It

A marathon is 26.2 miles. That is a long way! On one early December morning I was getting ready to find out just how long. Up to that moment, my longest running distance was 13.1 miles.

Save Time and Make More Money

Who said, “Time is money”? Your first thoughts might be one of several successful 21st century business moguls like Richard Branson, Donald Trump, or Warren Buffett. If so, you would be wrong.

Do You Have the Eye of the Tiger?

Tigers live in heavily wooded, tropical jungle forests. It’s an unforgiving environment for everyday survival. They must keep their eye on the prize, their prey, in order to live.