- What Is A Project Manager?
Project managers write project plans, maintain scope and change forms. The project manager must be a good team leader. Diplomacy mixed with well timed assertiveness serves a project manager well. Study Project Management Institute's PMBOK. - Call Center Morale Boosting Strategies
Call center staff, due to the monotonous and sometimes deprecating nature of most call center employment, are prone to low morale. Some strategies for dealing with morale problems as well as tips for preventing morale drops are covered here. - Medical Billing - GD1 Record
When doing medical billing, in some cases, the information sent in the GD0 record isn't enough and an additional record, the GD1 record, must be sent. We review that record in this article. - Medical Billing - GD0 Field Requirements
In this installment of medical billing, we're going to cover the mandatory field requirements for the GD0 record, depending on what item is being billed. - Medical Billing - GD0 Record Fields 51 Through 56
This is our final installment on the GD0 record for medical billing of claims using electronic transmission. We'll cover fields 51 through 56. - Medical Billing - GD0 Record Fields 41 Through 50
Medical billing of claims through electronic media, requires the transmission of much data. CMNs take up a great part of that data. In our current installment we'll be covering the GD0 record, fields 41 through 50. - Medical Billing - GD0 Record Fields 32 Through 40
This is the fifth installment of our series on medical billing and the GD0 record. We'll be covering fields 32 through 40. - Medical Billing - GD0 Record Fields 26 Through 31
In this feature on medical billing and electronic transmission of claims, we'll be reviewing the GD0 record covering fields 26 through 31. - Medical Billing Home-Based Business Opportunities
Beware of some advertised business opportunities in the medical billing field. Some are out-and-out scams. The FTC is watching these scammers and has even brought charges against some. - Medical Billing - FB0 Record Fields 15 Through 19
In this installment of medical billing of electronic claims, we'll be covering the FB0 record fields 15 though 19. - Medical Billing - GD0 Record Fields 18 Through 25
In our current installment of medical billing, covering the GD0 CMN, we pick up with field number 18 and continue through to field number 25. - Medical Billing - GD0 Record Fields 11 Through 17
The GD0 record for medical billing of electronic claims has some strange field descriptions. This installment, covering fields 11 through 17, touches on some of those descriptions. Fear not, detailed explanations are included. - Medical Billing - GC0 Record
When doing medical billing, the GC0 record transmits chiropractor information. This article reviews the fields of the GC0 record. - Medical Billing - GA0 Record Fields 13 Through 25
Previously, we reviewed medical billing of the GA0 record, which is the ambulance certification, fields 1 through 12. In this installment we review fields 13 through 25. - Medical Billing - GA0 Record Fields 1 Through 12
In this installment of medical billing, we begin a long series on G records, or CMNs. In this particular one, we review the GA0 record, fields 1 through 12. - Medical Billing - G Records
In this installment on medical billing, we give a brief overview of G records in general, what info is transmitted in them and why it is important. - Medical Billing - FB2 Record
Provider information, when doing medical billing, is one of the most critical pieces of information to be transmitted. The FB2 record sends more provider data. We explain why this couldn't be sent in the FB1 record as well as what the info is. - Medical Billing - FB1 Record
The FB1 record for medical billing transmits line item detail for the various providers of services. This installment explains why this information has to go. - Medical Billing - FB0 Record Fields 27 Through 35
In this final installment of medical billing of electronic claims covering the FB0 record, we review fields 27 through and a brief explanation of why all this line item detail is required. - Medical Billing - FB0 Record Fields 20 Through 26
The following installment of medical billing of electronic claims focuses on the FB0 record, fields 20 through 26. - Medical Billing - FB0 Record Fields 8 Through 14
A great deal of information needs to be transmitted when doing medical billing via electronic means. In this article, we cover the FB0 record, fields 8 through 14. - Medical Billing - FB0 Record Fields 1 Through 7
Just when you thought you were finished with line item detail for medical billing, we now start our review of more line item detail with the FB0 record. - Medical Billing - FA0 Record Fields 56 Through 66
This is the final installment on medical billing of electronic claims, focusing on the FA0 record. In this article, we review fields 56 through 66. - Medical Billing - FA0 Record Fields 48 Through 55
In our continuing series on medical billing of electronic claims, we pick up with a review of FA0 record fields 48 through 55. - Medical Billing - FA0 Record Fields 39 Through 47
When medical billing claims electronically, FA0 fields 39 through 47 are totally worthless. So why not get rid of them? This article explains the reason. - Medical Billing - FA0 Record Field 29 Through 38
This installment of medical billing electronic claims focuses on FA0 record fields 29 through 38, which include some very unusual pieces of information that not everybody knows about. Keep reading to find out what they are. - Medical Billing - FA0 Record Fields 19 Through 28
Medical billing of claims electronically sends a great deal of information. The FA0 record contains the bulk of this info. We review fields 19 through 28 in this installment. - Medical Billing - FA0 Record Field Number 18
When it comes to medical billing and NSF, field number 18 of the FA0 record is one that gets rejected more than any other. Keep reading to find out what the field is for and why all the problems. - Medical Billing - FA0 Record Fields 7 Through 17
When medical billing NSF claims, the FA0 record is the one that contains line item information. This article covers FA0 field specifications 7 through 17. - Medical Billing - FA0 Record Fields 1 Through 6
In this installment of medical billing of NSF 3.01 claims, we'll be reviewing the specifications for the FA0 record, fields 1 through 6. - Medical Billing - FA0 Record Overview
When medical billing electronic claims, the FA0 record is the one where line item detail is transmitted. In this review, we're going to cover in general what the FA0 record is used for. - Medical Billing - EA1 Record Fields 14 Through 30
In this last installment of medical billing electronic claims and our review of the EA1 record, we'll be covering fields 14 through 30. - Medical Billing - EA1 Record Fields 1 Through 13
The EA1 record, for medical billing of electronic claims, transmits additional claim data and facility information. We begin our review of this record with fields 1 through 13. - Medical Billing - EA0 Record Fields 39 Through 55
For those wondering when our medical billing review of the EA0 was going to end, this is the final installment of the series covering fields 39 through 55. - Medical Billing - EA0 Record Fields 32 Through 38
This is the fourth in our medical billing series on the EA0 record. We pick up our discussion of this record with one of the most complex pieces of information that is sent with every medical claim; these are Diagnosis Codes. - Medical Billing - EA0 Record Fields 20 Through 31
The EA0 record for medical billing is one of the longest ones in NSF 3.01 specifications. We continue our review of this record with fields 20 through 31. - Medical Billing - EA0 Record Fields 10 Through 19
Medical billing of electronic claims means sending some long records of information. The EA0 record is one of the longest of these. We continue this series with fields 10 through 19. - Medical Billing - EA0 Record Fields 1 Through 9
When medical billing of claims electronically, the EA0 record sends data about the claim itself. We'll begin a multi part series on the EA0 record with this article. - Medical Billing - DA2 Record
When doing medical billing of claims electronically, there are three payer records. We're going to review the last of these payer records, the DA2 record. - Medical Billing - DA1 Record Fields 15 Through 38
This is the last of a three part series on medical billing of claims using NSF 3.01 format covering the DA1 record. - Medical Billing - DA1 Record Fields 1 Through 14
There are three payer records that are sent electronically when doing medical billing. We'll be covering the DA1 record fields 1 through 14 here. - Medical Billing - DA0 Record Fields 17 - 32
This is the third of our three part series on the DA0 record for medical billing of claims through electronic means using NSF 3.01 specifications. - Medical Billing - DA0 Record Fields 8 Through 16
The DA0 record for medical billing of claims electronically, is one of the longest records. We continue our review of this record with fields 8 through 16. - Medical Billing - DA0 Record Fields 1 Through 7
Medical billing of claims requires much information to be sent. Part of that information is the actual insurance carrier who will pay the claims. That information, contained in the DA0 record, is covered here. - Medical Billing - CB0 Record
If your medical billing claims electronically, there are certain conditions where a CB0 record needs to be sent. We explain when that is and what the record is for. - Medical Billing - CA0 Record Fields 20 Through 30
Continuing with our review of CA0 record for medical billing of claims through electronic means, we're going to cover fields 20 through 30. - Medical Billing - CA1 Record
When medical billing a claim electronically, there are occasions when a CA1 record must be transmitted. We're going to explain what this record is for and when it needs to be sent. - Medical Billing - CA0 Record Fields 1 Through 19
When medical billing, the CA0 record is the one that contains patient information. We'll review the specs for fields 1 through 19 in this article. - Medical Billing - BA1 Record
There are two provider records that are sent electronically when doing medical billing. The BA0 and BA1 records. This article covers the specs for the BA1 record. - Medical Billing - BA0 Record Fields 13 Through 28
The BA0 record sends provider information to the insurance carrier. This review completes the coverage of that record from fields 13 through 28. - Medical Billing - BA0 Record Fields 1 Through 12
The BA0 record is the record that submits provider data to the insurance carrier when doing medical billing through electronic billing methods. We're going to cover the required fields in the BA0 record and explain what each field is for. - Medical Billing - AA0 Record Fields 19 through 33
We conclude our review of the AA0 record covering fields 10 through 33 for electronically billing NSF 3.01 format claims. - Medical Billing - Electronic Billing Formats
For those tech heads who are curious as to what electronic billing formats for medical billing look like, especially if you're in the industry, this series of articles will give you years of knowledge. - Medical Billing - AA0 Record Fields 1 through 18
If you need to know the specs of AA0 record fields 1 through 18 for medical billing of electronic claims, this overview will give you just that. - Medical Billing - Fraud
One of the worst problems when it comes to medical billing is fraud. We're going to take a brief look at this ever growing and costly problem. - Medical Billing - Forms Are Big Business
If you're in the medical billing industry, you know that there are a ton of forms. Because of this, creating these forms is big business. We take a brief look at the forms side of medical billing. - Medical Billing - Electronic Billing Pros and Cons
Electronic medical billing is a great thing but it isn't perfect. We're going to take a look at the pros and cons of electronic medical billing. - Medical Billing - Electronic Billing
Back in the stone ages, medical bills were submitted by paper. Today, they can be submitted electronically. If you're curious as to how this is done, we'll give you a brief overview of the process.
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