Coronis Health has serviced over 100 healthcare partners and processes 6 million claims annually. So, we have compiled a quick guide on the 6 most common mistakes we see billing departments make.
More importantly, we will show you how you can start fixing them right now.
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Medicare Clinical Laboratory Fee Schedule Private Payor Data Reporting – Delayed until 2023 The Protecting Medicare and American Farmers from Sequester Cuts Act delayed the Clinical Laboratory Fee Schedule private payor reporting requirement: Next data reporting period is January 1 – March 31, 2023 Reporting is based on the original data collection period, January 1 […]
Starting January 1, 2022, consumers will have new billing protections from receiving surprise medical bills for emergency services (including air ambulances) and non-emergency services provided at an in-network facility. Patients’ out-of-pocket costs will be limited to the costs they would have paid if they had received services from an in-network doctor, hospital, or other health […]
Here’s What’s Changing in 2022 With numerous changes on the horizon for 2022, Coronis Health can help make sure you stay informed. Medicare Part B Premium & Deductible Rate Increase The standard premium for Medicare Part B will be $170.10 next year, up $21.60 (14.5% increase) from $148.50 this year. The annual Medicare Part B […]
Coronis Health is comprised of the top medical billers in the country pooling their global resources to bring customers the best in medical billing and revenue cycle management. With over 35 years of combined experience in various niches, including hospitals of all sizes, Coronis offers customers tailored solutions and high-touch relationships you won’t find at […]
The country’s hospitals stepped up in unprecedented ways to face COVID-19’s challenges. As outbreaks rose, hospitals had to ramp up testing efforts while treating thousands of patients in an effort to save lives, control the virus’ spread, and safeguard the health of other patients and hospital staff. These challenges have also created significant financial pressures […]
As COVID-19 infection rates continue to surge across the nation, U.S. medical facilities are facing increasing pressure to implement vaccine mandates for all employees. A blanket mandate may seem like the right call to curb infection rates and reduce hospitalization numbers, but the reality isn’t quite so black and white. Medical facilities are currently experiencing […]
PractiSource is proud to support PALS (Patient Airlift Services), a non-profit organization dedicated to arranging free flights for medical patients and veterans requiring medical diagnosis, treatment or follow-ups who cannot afford or are unable to fly commercially. We are delighted to support the work of this amazing organization and help ensure that […]
As the COVID-19 pandemic approaches its second year, medical practitioners are uncovering new repercussions stemming from the infection. It’s becoming clear to those in the medical community that symptoms of COVID can linger long after patients recover. Referred to as COVID “long-haulers,” these patients continue to suffer a broad range of peculiar symptoms related to […]
With our 30+ years of experience and industry thought leadership, Coronis Health understands most hospitals struggle to achieve long-term sustainability. Positive financial margins can allow you to maintain a healthy cash flow and invest in new technologies and treatments to provide better patient care. One way for your hospital and surgery center to remain financially […]
What is the Merit-based Incentive Payment System? The Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) is one way to participate in the Quality Payment Program. Under MIPS, CMS evaluates your performance across multiple categories that lead to improved quality and value in the healthcare system. The performance threshold for 2021 is 60 points, which means: A MIPS […]
