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Did you know that Oklahoma City has one of the most respected eye institutes, the most complete medical research centers, and leading heart transplant teams in the U.S.?  With 35 hospitals to ensure quality healthcare, Oklahoma City residents rank 34th nationally in per-person healthcare spending. Medical billing companies in Oklahoma City empower these healthcare facilities […]

Named after the state it borders, Kansas City is the largest city in Missouri with a growing community-based healthcare sector. Although it is difficult to specify the exact number of facilities in this city, there are 32 hospitals with over 38,800 professionals in the greater Kansas City area.  But did you know that many of

Minneapolis is the most populous city in the state of Minnesota. This means a higher volume of patients and, consequently, a higher volume of insurance claims. Statistics consistently highlight the challenges faced by providers, such as high claim denial rates and prolonged accounts receivable cycles.  According to a source cited in the Journal of AHIMA,

Patient collections, shortage of billing staff, out-of-pocket costs, and increasing denials. You know what’s worse than these billing challenges? Handing them over to the wrong billing company! Outsourcing is already a tough decision for many providers and practices. One wrong move and you can lose everything. South Carolina’s healthcare landscape is anything but simple, especially

Boston is a global leader in the life sciences and healthcare industry, housing 25 hospitals and 20 community health centers. However, its billing challenges are also quite complex.  Let’s be realistic! You cannot handle Boston’s changing regulations on your own, but at the same time, in-house billing teams are quite expensive. Only large healthcare facilities

Fresno is the fifth most populated city in California with around 545,716 residents. More residents mean more patients and more insurance claims. However, there are not many physicians to cater to this huge population. Because of staffing shortages, healthcare providers cannot handle the additional administrative work that comes with medical billing. It takes their focus

Did you know that healthcare is the top employer in El Paso’s private sector and a major employer in the public sector? In the private sector, Tenet Healthcare’s system and HCA Healthcare’s system are the two major employers, each employing 5,100 and 2,300 employees, respectively. Contrarily, in the public sector, the University Medical Center of

Seattle’s healthcare industry is among the largest sectors in Washington, and it continues to thrive. The UW Medical Center (ranked the No. 1 hospital in the entire state) alone employs over 2,600 physicians and healthcare practitioners. Independent practices are separate from this and number in the hundreds. You can imagine the number of insurance claims

Indiana, the #1 U.S. state in life sciences exports, contributes $27 billion to the economy through product exports alone. The overall economic impact of Indiana’s healthcare and life sciences sector exceeds $99 billion annually.  Indianapolis, the capital and largest city of the state, alone has more than 15 general hospitals, and nearly 19,621 people are

Did you know California’s Department of Consumer Affairs licenses over 900,000 healthcare professionals? That is great because in San Francisco alone, over 96% of individuals have health insurance, with approximately 80% enrolled in private plans. These statistics underscore the significant burden healthcare practices and hospitals face due to intricate insurance billing requirements. Many facilities ease