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Is Your Current Internal Medicine Billing Company Costing You Revenue?

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Choosing the right internal medicine billing company can have a direct impact on your practice's financial performance. While many billing providers promise higher collections and fewer denials, not all deliver measurable results. Hidden billing inefficiencies, coding errors, delayed claim submissions, and poor accounts receivable (AR) follow-up can quietly reduce revenue month after month. As reimbursement policies become more complex in 2026, internal medicine practices must look beyond basic claim processing. A billing partner should actively improve collections, strengthen Revenue Integrity , reduce denials, and optimize the entire revenue cycle. If your practice is experiencing declining collections or increasing AR aging, it's time to ask an important question: Is your current internal medicine billing company costing you revenue? Warning Signs Your Billing Company Is Underperforming Many practices do not realize they are losing revenue until cash flow begins to decline....
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Is the 16-Day RPM Rule No Longer a Revenue Barrier for OBGYNs?

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The 16-day RPM rule is becoming less of a revenue barrier for OBGYNs due to regulatory clarifications, improved device compliance, and better billing workflows. Previously, the requirement that remote patient monitoring (RPM) devices collect data for at least 16 days per 30-day period limited reimbursement opportunities. For OBGYN practices managing pregnancy-related monitoring and chronic maternal conditions, this rule often restricted consistent RPM reimbursement . Recent operational adjustments and clearer CMS guidance are changing how practices approach RPM billing for OBGYNs . What Is the 16-Day RPM Rule? The 16-day RPM rule requires that patient monitoring devices record and transmit data for at least 16 days within 30 days to qualify for monthly RPM reimbursement. This rule was designed to ensure consistent patient engagement, but it created challenges in: Short-term pregnancy monitoring Intermittent blood pressure tracking Gestational diabetes management Post...
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