How Specialized Billing Companies Increase Podiatry Practice Revenue
Running a successful podiatry practice requires more than delivering excellent patient care. It also requires a strong billing system that protects revenue,…
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The 5 Revenue Cycle Metrics Every Podiatrist Should Track
If you want to improve your practice’s financial health, you need more than just monthly revenue reports. Many podiatrists focus on how…
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How Much Old AR Is Too Much in a Podiatry Practice?
Every podiatry practice has accounts receivable. That is normal. Not every claim gets paid immediately, and not every patient balance is collected…
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The Biggest Billing Mistakes We See in Foot and Ankle Practices
Billing mistakes can quietly drain thousands of dollars from foot and ankle practices every month. Many providers assume that if claims are…
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Why Podiatry Billing Is Different From Other Specialties
Why Podiatry Billing Is Different From Other Specialties Medical billing is complex across every specialty—but podiatry billing comes with challenges that many…
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Building a Patient-Friendly Financial Policy for Your Podiatry Practice
A strong financial policy isn’t just about collecting money—it’s about setting expectations, maintaining compliance, and creating trust with patients. When done right,…
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Podiatry Billing Hacks: How to Get Paid Faster
Cash flow is the lifeblood of any podiatry practice. The faster you get paid, the more stability you have to cover payroll,…
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The True Cost of In-House Billing vs. Outsourcing for Podiatrists
On the surface, keeping billing in-house may seem cheaper than outsourcing. After all, you’re already paying staff—why pay another company? But when…
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How to Train Your Staff to Handle “I Forgot My Wallet” Patients
Every podiatry practice has encountered this: a patient checks out after a visit and says, “I forgot my wallet.” Or worse, “Just…
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5 Tips to Reduce Claim Denials in Your Podiatry Practice
Denied claims aren’t just paperwork—they’re lost revenue. Every denial means more staff time spent fixing errors, more delays in cash flow, and…
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