by support911 | Feb 15, 2021
The people that ask this question when interviewing an anesthesia billing company are the same people, we assume, that drive the cheapest car on the market, visit the cheapest doctor when they are sick, live in the cheapest house in their community, always order the...
by support911 | Feb 15, 2021
No – Most anesthesiologists collect less than they are entitled to receive for their services. The billing collections and process in America is fundamentally broken. Very few billing companies have the commitment, or infrastructure in place to correct this. At Fusion...
by support911 | Feb 15, 2021
That depends on which company you are switching to. If you switch to Fusion Anesthesia, there will be no dip in revenue during the transition. If you switch to other billing companies, well, we can’t answer for them, but we hear that revenue dips are expected. With...
by support911 | Feb 15, 2021
There are a few things you can look for to determine if your billing company is not maximizing your revenue. Hint 1: Does your current company reconcile every payment versus the contracted rates on a line-by-line basis? Ask your current company for the line-by-line...
by support911 | Feb 7, 2021
It can be “cheaper” to do your own billing. But, you also must add in all the expenses related to doing in-house billing (office space, salaries benefits, management to hire, train, supervise and occasionally fire the employees, the revenue management systems,...
