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More dental practices are billing medical plans today than ever before. This is due to the crossover of several procedures that are medically necessary yet require a licensed dentist to perform. Most notably is the oral appliance to treat obstructive
Credentialing a TeleHealth Company – Credentialing can be a very intimidating phrase if you aren’t familiar with it, or just getting started and you don’t know where to begin. So, let’s dive into it to help make this process a
What can Increase cost of Credentialing? Has anyone noticed lately the cost of living going down? I mean, I know the gas prices are changing constantly, they go up, and then they go down. Not to date myself, but I
Anyone that is been in the healthcare business, knows there are some challenges to overcome. The time it takes to conduct interim credentialing and then full credentialing can be a lengthy and time-consuming process. In today’s business, it is challenging
STAT Medcare has been in the business for over 14 years now, and what do you think the most common question is that comes up? “How long does Credentialing really take and why?” Well for the ones that are in
Obamacare is a hot topic up for debate and not only with the republicans and democrats. There are many people in America that feel the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010, has done more to hurt American
The changes in provider enrollment for 2017-2018 have been revealed and it seems that mid-level practitioners, independent nurse, and occupational and physical therapists will be affected the most. The amendments were proposed in April of this year and are
By Dilsa S. Bailey, CPMSM Architects first get a view of the land. Before they envision a building, they envision what would fit into that landscape. The architect then considers what occupies the surrounding space. It is then they
The STAT MedCare Management team would like to introduce the new branding and logo of STATCred! I hope you all enjoy the new logo as much as we do! What is STATCred you ask? Are you still tracking your provider’s
Many practices and facilities accept state Medicaid. After enrolling with Medicaid they begin seeing patients. Shortly thereafter, they may realize they’ve made a grave mistake as they didn’t enroll with ALL Medicaid products and now are not being paid for