 You Work Hard to Keep
Your Patients Healthy
You’ve got a lot invested in your practice; rent, medical equipment and supplies, a practice management system
and all the requisite computer equipment, staff salaries, benefits, general commercial and malpractice insurance. You have everything you need to
provide the best service possible to your patients and all of that costs money. You count on your billing department or billing service to ensure your practice receives a steady flow of income.
Then your front desk receptionist calls in sick and one of your billers fills in. Or your check-out clerk goes out on maternity leave and one of your billers fills in. And something happens to the practice management system or the computer and your billers have to wait for the telephone repairman, the IT guy, the software support guy and the clearinghouse support people to figure out what went wrong and how to fix it. Meanwhile your income is down, your AR is up and you’ve still got a practice to run.
High turnover can slam your medical group practice's bottom line. From direct expenses like candidate screening to indirect expenses like lost intellectual capital, the costs add up quickly.Source: Medical Group Managers Association www.mgma.com/staffing |
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We Work hard to keep
your practice healthy
StraightLine Medical Billing offers comprehensive revenue cycle management from clean claim audits to ensure timely carrier processing, accurate payment posting to ensure maximum reimbursement and prompt response to denial management and AR follow–up to ensure we meet and exceed Days in AR benchmarks. StraightLine works with providers in a variety of specialties in several states on several practice management systems. Through robust management tools and excellent resources, StraightLine offers solutions to improve your overall operations, increase revenue and fully utilize state-of-the-art technology for maximum efficiency.
StraightLine has the confidence, knowledge and expertise to provide you with the ability to practice medicine and care for your patients while maintaining a successful medical practice.
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