Practice Perfect
Practice Perfect
Podcast Description
"Practice Perfect" focuses on achieving excellence in healthcare practices by addressing key aspects such as compliance, documentation, billing, coding, and revenue cycle management. It emphasizes practical strategies, attention to detail, and continuous improvement to optimize efficiency and ensure success in medical practices. This concept encourages learning, adaptability, and adherence to industry standards to maintain top-tier performance.
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The podcast emphasizes themes of compliance, documentation, billing, coding, and revenue cycle management. Notable episodes cover topics such as building a culture of integrity within practices, choosing effective software solutions for operations, strategies for patient engagement from day one, and critical steps for successfully launching a medical practice.
“Practice Perfect” focuses on achieving excellence in healthcare practices by addressing key aspects such as compliance, documentation, billing, coding, and revenue cycle management. It emphasizes practical strategies, attention to detail, and continuous improvement to optimize efficiency and ensure success in medical practices. This concept encourages learning, adaptability, and adherence to industry standards to maintain top-tier performance.
The Payer Said No: When Should You Actually Fight the Denial?
A payer says no—but does that mean you should appeal?
In this episode of Practice Perfect, Jennifer McNamara and Maya Turner break down when to fight the payer, fix the claim, or fix the process.
From medical necessity and prior authorization to credentialing, patient responsibility, modifier 59, and payer policies, they discuss why understanding the reason behind a denial matters before taking action.
They also touch on Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR) and why denial data can reveal much bigger problems in your revenue cycle.
Key takeaway: Getting a claim paid isn’t always the same as getting it right.
🎙️ Practice Perfect
Jennifer McNamara & Maya Turner
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