Written by Jacqui Rose, CEO of Pinnacle Revenue & Bryan Johnson, CEO of WeInfuse with support from Paige Bigley, Client Success, Product & Integrations at WeInfuse. Disclaimer: This blog article is merely a resource and shall not be considered professional billing advice. Use the advice outlined herein at your...
Written by Dan McCarty, Chief Executive Officer at Infusion for Health Forgive me while I state some obvious realities about the market we’ve chosen to work in: Surviving as an independent medical provider in today’s environment is difficult. The fact of the matter is that regulations continue to change...
How Hard is it for Infusion Centers to Handle their Own Billing? I get this question a lot, and the answer is really complex. There are so many intricacies in the world of infusion billing, and the thought process might not always seem logical. We face several steps to...
Written by Angie Baker and Stef Parks, Leaders in Patient Access and Reimbursement As many drug manufacturers continue to develop new and innovative therapies for multiple disease states, we continue to see an evolution in the system through which payers (insurance companies/PBMs) use to process and pay claims. Copay...
Written by Charlie Schadewald-President and CEO, Wasatch Infusion Wasatch Infusion has been serving the needs of Utah patients for over 10 years, and will soon have five locations. Our growth is attributed to great people, and I’d like to share with you some of our successes and failures in...
Our very own Kaitey Morgan, Director of Quality and Standards, wrote an insightful post for The WeInfuse Blog regarding the importance of thorough clinical documentation and best practices. Read the following excerpt for a sneak peek, and then follow the link below to read the full post on the...
“Humans are not ideally set up to understand logic; they are ideally set up to understand stories.” — Roger C. Schank, Ph.D., cognitive psychologist Anyone who has worked in healthcare or been a patient—so, everyone—has likely had a frustrating experience trying to coordinate access to care. These experiences leave...