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Billing guidance tailored to different practice types -- small, group, new, multispecialty, and telehealth -- focused on the operational realities each one faces.

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Medi-Cal Billing Guide: Managed Care Models, Share of Cost, TARs & Timely Filing (2026)

Medi-Cal billing: the five DHCS managed care models, share of cost, TARs, and the six-month filing rule with its 75% and 50% reduced-payment windows — sourced to DHCS.

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Medical Billing for Group Practices

How group practices can improve revenue cycle performance, reduce overhead, and improve collections with MedPrecision's specialized billing services.

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Medical Billing for Multispecialty Practices

Multispecialty billing requires per-specialty coders, separate fee schedules per payer-specialty, and KPI dashboards by department. The operational playbook.

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Medical Billing for New Practices

Starting a new practice? The 90-day medical billing playbook: credentialing timeline, payer enrollment, fee schedules, software, and cash forecast.

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Medical Billing for Telehealth Providers

Telehealth billing in 2026: POS 02 vs POS 10, modifier 95 rules, and the 98008-98016 audio-only codes that replaced the deleted 99441-99443.

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Medical Billing vs Medical Coding: What's the Difference?

Coders translate documentation into ICD-10/CPT/HCPCS; billers turn codes into paid claims. Daily tasks, certifications, salaries, and how the roles differ.

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Superbill Template for Therapy: Free Printable Sample (2026)

A filled, printable therapy superbill template with NPI, ICD-10, CPT 90791/90834/90837/90847, units, fees, POS — plus how a client claims reimbursement.

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The Prior Authorization Process Explained (2026)

How prior authorization works: payer requirements, the 278 transaction, CMS Final Rule timelines, common denials (CARC 197), and operational steps.

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What Is a Superbill in Medical Billing?

A superbill is the itemized form a provider gives a patient or payer with CPT, ICD-10, and HCPCS codes. What's on it, when it's used, and how it differs from.

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