Today is the second episode in our Day in the Life Series. I've been really looking forward to bringing you this series. In the next few episodes, we will be talking about the various roles within the revenue cycle. I believe that it is important for all of us to understand the responsibilities, pressures and expectations involved in these roles. Understanding the people around us is the first step to compassion and empathy in our relationships. And when we work together with compassion and empathy, we have more efficient and effective revenue cycles. In today's episode, I am chatting with April Torres. You probably remember April from our last episode when she talked about her role as a revenue cycle manager. Well, she is back again today to talk about the medical biller role. Sit back and enjoy this engaging and insightful conversation.

Are you stuck in a job that you are desperate to get out of? Do you feel like your loyalty is holding you back? Have you been searching for a job and just not getting anywhere? Today's episode is the one for you. Emily Hawkins mission is empowering the unfulfilled and unrecognized to amplify their job search and career to make a salary they deserve doing what they love. Here is the link to her master class as mentioned in the podcast. https://learn.emilyhawkins4u.com/burn2break-masterclass/

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Today is the first episode in our Day in the Life Series. I've been really looking forward to bringing you this series. In the next few episodes, we will be talking about the various roles within the revenue cycle. I believe that it is important for all of us to understand the responsibilities, pressures and expectations involved in these roles. Understanding the people around us is the first step to compassion and empathy in our relationships. And when we work together with compassion and empathy, we have more efficient and effective revenue cycles. In today's episode, I am chatting with April Torres. April and I met through my Facebook Group, For the Love of Revenue Cycle. When I reached out for volunteers to be guests on these series, she was my first volunteer. We will be discussing her role as a revenue cycle manager. Sit back and enjoy this engaging and insightful conversation.

Today's episode is the final part in our 3-part series on modifiers in the clinical or office setting. As many of you know, modifiers are an essential part of the revenue cycle. They have a direct effect on the revenue flow of the organization. Decisions on appending the correct modifier starts with the provider's documentation, then it's in the hands of the coding and charge capture teams. Claims review before submission is the final opportunity to append the appropriate modifier before it gets to the payer. Unfortunately, most of us learn about modifiers when we are resolving unpaid claims in the outstanding AR. Well, I think that means we can all learn something from this review of modifiers, right?

Today's episode is part 2 in our 3-part series on modifiers in the clinical or office setting. As many of you know, modifiers are an essential part of the revenue cycle. They have a direct effect on the revenue flow of the organization. Decisions on appending the correct modifier starts with the provider's documentation, then it's in the hands of the coding and charge capture teams. Claims review before submission is the final opportunity to append the appropriate modifier before it gets to the payer. Unfortunately, most of us learn about modifiers when we are resolving unpaid claims in the outstanding AR. Well, I think that means we can all learn something from this review of modifiers, right?

In this live Q&A, Stephanie Thebarge CPC, CPMA, CPPM, CPB, CEMC, CHONC, PESC shares with us her extensive knowledge of drug billing. If you have any further questions or would like a copy of the presentation, please reach out to her at [email protected].

Today's episode is part 1 in our 3-part series on modifiers in the clinical or office setting. As many of you know, modifiers are an essential part of the revenue cycle. They have a direct effect on the revenue flow of the organization. Decisions on appending the correct modifier starts with the provider's documentation, then it's in the hands of the coding and charge capture teams. Claims review before submission is the final opportunity to append the appropriate modifier before it gets to the payer. Unfortunately, most of us learn about modifiers when we are resolving unpaid claims in the outstanding AR. Well, I think that means we can all learn something from this review of modifiers, right? Let's waste no time and jump right in!

In this live Q&A we have a sneak peek into the modifier series. We discuss modifiers 24, 25 and 79. If you love it, check out the next 3 episodes as we dive into common modifiers.