The June issue of the Serbin Medical Billing Newsletter features numerous links to valuable resources as well as company updates, offerings and more!
Access it by clicking here.
Serbin Medical Billing to Attend Becker's ASC June Meeting
Serbin Medical Billing representatives will be attending the "Becker's 15th Annual Spine, Orthopedic and Pain Management-Driven ASC Conference + The Future of Spine" conference.
The meeting will take place June 22-24, 2017, at the Swissotel in Chicago. It focuses on improving profits, business and legal issues, providing guidance for orthopedic, spine and pain management surgeons, administrators, and owners and operators of ambulatory surgery centers.
To arrange an on-site meeting with the Serbin Medical Billing team, email caryl@serbinmedicalbilling.com or fill out our contact form.
What to Look for in an ASC Revenue Cycle Management Company
Caryl Serbin, President & Founder at Serbin Medical Billing, has written a new column titled, "What to Look for in an ASC Revenue Cycle Management Company."
The column, published on LinkedIn, is accessible here.
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ASC Revenue Cycle Management Survey Results
Serbin Medical Billing recently conducted a survey asking two important Revenue Cycle Management questions an ASC might have to consider. Here are the results from the survey.
Question #1: What do you look for in a billing company? Rank the options from 1-8, with 1 indicating the most important quality and 8 indicating least important.
Options: Customer service and communication, Transparency, American owned/no outsourcing, ASC experienced, Compliance, Personalized team approach, Customized reporting, Lowest price
What do you look for in a billing company (rate 1-8 with 1 being most important and 8 being least important)?
Question #2: If you knew you could get better billing results by outsourcing to a specific company, what would keep you from changing to them? Rank the options from 1-4, with 1 indicating the most significant reason and 4 indicating the least significant reason.
Options: Concern over revenue decline during the change, Costs, Burden of owning the decision, Fear of change
If you knew you could get better results by outsourcing to a specific billing company, what would keep you from changing?