Here are three signs that it may be time for your Ambulatory Surgery Center to hire a Business Office Manager: Increasing administrative workload: If physicians and other staff members are spending a significant amount of time on administrative tasks such as billing, coding, and insurance claims, it may be a sign that there is a need for a Business Office
For the last few years, MedHQ has been moving toward digital transformation to benefit both MedHQ and its healthcare clients. In a series of blog posts, we will outline some of the digital processes and systems we use to secure sensitive data and streamline operations to drive success for our clients. Adel Rekowski, Staff Accountant and Project Controller, shares how
MedHQ is always looking toward innovation, and digital transformation has been a top priority for our team in recent years. In a series of blog posts, we are going to focus on the digital processes MedHQ uses to secure sensitive data, streamline operations, and improve efficiency to benefit our clients. Jake Bartelt, Operations and Implementation Manager, shares how MedHQ is
MedHQ continues to share critical insights and information to keep surgery centers up-to-date regarding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. As we near almost eight weeks since the first Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan funding began, ASCs across the nation will need to begin applying for PPP Loan Forgiveness. CEO Tom Jacobs and Vice President of Client Account Services Dave
This September, MedHQ hosted the first-ever Heart of the Business Conference in Chicago. The conference, which was timed to align with the American Heart Association Heart Walk, centered around the importance of health and wellness in every aspect of personal and professional life. As we prepared for the conference, our team focused on the mantra, “We are the heart of
Meticulous credentialing – the process of acquiring, evaluating, and verifying a physician’s professional documentation – is a necessity for any healthcare facility, including hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs). In addition, insurance carriers, Medicare and Medicaid require medical providers to show proper credentialing before they can be reimbursed for their services. Any errors in credentialing can risk delayed payments or
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