by Marty Kotlar, DC, CPCO, CBCS President of Target Coding Question: I have been billing code 99212 for my report of findings. I was told to bill this code by my consultant whenever I go over the examination results, x-ray findings, recommendations for care and...
by Mario Fucinari DC, DAPMP, CPCO In my role as a compliance officer, practice owner, and consultant, I have seen many actions deemed as “marketing” that may be illegal. Several years ago, I received a telephone call from a lawyer who wanted to send me personal...
by Marty Kotlar, DC, CPCO, CBCS President of Target Coding #1 Fee Confusion: Keep fees simple. Fee confusion is one of the most common causes of patient complaints to state boards. All patients should be aware of your “normal” fees if providing discounts. Some...
by Mark Sanna, DC, ACRB Level II, FICC President & CEO Breakthrough Coaching Spinal decompression therapy provides chiropractors with one of the most effective methods available to treat the acute and chronic pain at the root of the opioid crisis. The typical...
by Marty Kotlar, DC, CPCO, CBCS President of Target Coding Question: I just received a letter from an insurance company requesting copies of exams, SOAP notes and financial records on 14 patients. I am concerned…some of my notes are not good and on some dates of...
by Dr. Brandie Nemchenko • CEO/Founder- Experience ChiropracticWayne and Conshohocken, PA • One of the tenets at Experience Chiropractic in Wayne, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philly nestled along the historic Main Line, is to do the...
CHUSA is amazing! Most of our patients use it when they don't have insurance or they run out of visits. The information is easy to relay to the patient to help them understand the program. It gives them comfort knowing they have an option if they don't have insurance, especially being able to include anyone in their household on their CHUSA plan. Chusa is the best option for your office and your patients.
