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This management process allows insurance companies to give a go-signal or
permission for the provider to perform a procedure for the patient. In this guide, you’ll
learn important steps and reminders of prior authorization.
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Checking the patient’s insurance is the first step in identifying whether
the patient can be seen by the provider. If the patient is eligible, we can
proceed with requesting the authorization of procedures.
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Step-by-step process of scheduling an office visit and updating insurance
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In this section, we'll explore the process of screening for colonoscopy and booking appointments.
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Accurately verifying insurance eligibility information helps ensure that your claims are paid correctly. If you submit a claim for a patient who is not eligible for benefits, the claim will likely be denied, leading to financial losses for your practice.
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Detecting potential colon cancer can reduce the risk of the disease through the use of screening or diagnostic approaches. Let’s take a closer look at the difference between screening and diagnostic colonoscopies.
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Here's a simple guide to help you access your gGastro account.
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Step-by-step guide for navigating the (ECW) eClinicalWorks system.
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OneSource is a website that we usually use to check for the eligibility of patients.
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We use Lab Nexus for clients such as CTON and Vitae to confirm if we are seeing the correct procedures in the requisition form and the
manifest.
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