EAP Billing at Year End: A Checklist for Therapists
EAP billing year end is the set of tasks you finish before December 31 so your employee assistance program claims are paid and your January starts clean. An EAP (employee assistanc
Payer ID vs Claims Address: How to Find the Right One for Mental Health Claims
payer id for mental health claims is the short routing code your clearinghouse uses to send an electronic claim to the right insurance company or plan. It is not the same thing as
Virtual Credit Card Payments for Therapists: What to Check Before You Run the Card
Virtual credit card payments for therapists are one-time card numbers that an insurer, or the company paying on its behalf, sends instead of a bank deposit. They look like good new
New York ACT Billing Codes 2027: 3 Essential Changes
OMH changes ACT billing in New York: higher rates from July 1, 2026 and new codes from January 1, 2027.
99214 vs 99215 for Psychiatrists: Essential Level Guide
99214 vs 99215 for psychiatrists: how medical decision making and time guide E/M level choice, plus documentation habits that protect the level.
Year End Billing Checklist for Therapists: Easy Steps
Use this year end billing checklist for therapists and psychiatrists to clean up open claims, confirm contracts and prepare for January.
New York Timely Filing for Therapists: Essential Guide
New York timely filing for therapists: Medicaid, commercial and Medicare deadlines from official sources, plus how to protect a late claim.
Good Faith Estimate for Therapists: Essential Guide
Good faith estimate for therapists: who needs one under the No Surprises Act, when it is due, and what is not yet in effect. Not legal advice.
Colorado Timely Filing for Therapists: Essential Guide
Colorado timely filing for therapists: Health First Colorado deadlines, commercial plan limits and Medicare rules, plus how to protect late claims.
Duplicate Claim Denial Therapy Billing: Easy Fix Guide
A duplicate claim denial often means a claim was sent twice. Learn the causes, how to check status first, and how to fix it in therapy billing.