Ray Foxworth, DC, FICC, MCS-P, Author at Illinois Chiropractic Society

Financial Policies: A Growing Area of Risk in Practice

Posted by Ray Foxworth, DC, FICC, MCS-P | Jun 1, 2016 | Billing and Collections, Practice Management, zall | 0 |

As health care providers, we have enough to worry about with billing properly, coding, and documentation, but financial and collection policies in our clinics should also be an area of concern. Why? I am convinced that how we explain our fees can be one of the greatest tools for the financial success of our practices. Our financial policies and how we present payment options for our patients can also be one of our greatest areas of RISK in practice.

Housekeeping

Posted by Ray Foxworth, DC, FICC, MCS-P | Jul 30, 2015 | Practice Management, zall | 0 |

If your household is anything like mine, late spring and early summer is prime time for getting the house in order. Windows are flung open, closets and drawers cleared of clutter, seasonal clothing swapped out, and everything else dusted, swept, vacuumed, and polished to a shine. It feels like utter chaos while it’s happening, but oh, the peace of mind that follows! I know that all the cobwebs, both real and metaphorical, have been swept out, and I am renewed…and a bit exhausted.

Medicare DC’s Being Watched

Posted by Ray Foxworth, DC, FICC, MCS-P | Dec 1, 2014 | Insurance, Medicare and Medicaid, zall | 0 |

Medicare providers in general and whose documentation, numbers, and coding fall outside the form are increasingly under scrutiny.

Step on a Crack: How to Avoid Breaking Your Practice’s “Back”

Posted by Ray Foxworth, DC, FICC, MCS-P | Jul 24, 2014 | Practice Management, zall | 0 |

Why? The answer is simple: it’s a great way for the government to pick up some much-needed cash in the form of recoupments.

Red Flags for OIG Audits

Posted by Ray Foxworth, DC, FICC, MCS-P | Jul 14, 2014 | Insurance, zall | 0 |

It’s not your imagination; OIG audits are at an all-time high. Why? The answer is simple: it’s a great way for the government to pick up some much-needed cash in the form of recoupments.