Payer Participation: 4 Tips Help You Successfully Collect for Services When Your Practice Does Not Participate
Hint: Collecting early is often the key.
As payer contracts get more and more complicated and payment continues to dwindle, many practices are choosing to not participate, or become "non-par," with some or all payers. But non-par collections can be a losing proposition that is complicated and time consuming, if you don't implement a solid, consistent plan of action.
Let our experts help you start off on the right track to ensure you bring in every non-par dollar your practice earns, without having to do a lot of extra work.
1. Get the Patient to Sign a Statement...
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