by New England Medical Billing | Jul 31, 2026 | Blog
Credentialing rarely shows up in conversations about specialty clinic revenue, and that is exactly the problem. Credentialing denials mayresult in weeks or months of unbilled or non-reimbursable services that clinic leadership often does not notice until someone asks...
by New England Medical Billing | Jul 24, 2026 | Blog
(GADCS): What EMS Agencies Need to Know in 2026 Most EMS agencies think of Medicare ambulance reimbursement in terms of the fee schedule, the annual inflation factor, and claim-by-claim billing accuracy. Fewer agencies pay close attention to a separate CMS requirement...
by New England Medical Billing | Jul 17, 2026 | Blog
Specialty care transport is one of the most misunderstood categories in ambulance billing, and also one of the most consequential to get right. When a claim for SCT is coded and documented correctly, it reimburses at a meaningfully higher rate than standard advanced...
by New England Medical Billing | Jul 10, 2026 | Blog
For special education directors and school business administrators across Massachusetts, July marks a genuine reset. Staff are onboarding, service schedules are being rebuilt, and the new fiscal year is underway. It is also the single best window all year to get...
by New England Medical Billing | Jun 26, 2026 | Blog
For EMS directors, school district administrators, and specialty clinic managers, medical billing is one of the most consequential operational decisions on the table. It affects cash flow, staff workload, compliance exposure, and ultimately the financial health of the...
by New England Medical Billing | Jun 19, 2026 | Blog
For EMS agencies and ambulance suppliers that regularly transport patients to dialysis, wound care, or other recurring treatment appointments, Medicare prior authorization is not an optional administrative step. It is a program requirement with direct revenue...
