Cleta D Harrison
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Cleta D. Harrison is a skilled medical billing expert with 10+ years of experience in claims processing, coding, and revenue cycle management. Known for accuracy, compliance, and streamlining billing operations across healthcare settings.
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Lemon Balm for Weight Loss: Benefits, Uses, and Recipes
Does lemon balm help with weight loss? Lemon balm may aid weight loss by reducing stress, improving sleep, and supporting digestion, which helps control appetite and bloating. While not a direct fat-burner, it complements a healthy diet and exercise, making it a natural addition to your wellness routine.
By Cleta D Harrison8 months ago in Journal
Understanding Place of Service (POS) Codes in Medical Billing
Imagine going to the doctor for a checkup. The doctor helps you, but how does the doctor get paid? There’s a special system called medical billing that helps doctors, hospitals, and insurance companies figure out how much money is owed for your visit. A big part of this system is something called Place of Service (POS) codes. These codes tell everyone where you got your medical care—like at a doctor’s office, a hospital, or even your home!
By Cleta D Harrison8 months ago in Journal
Understanding POS 22 in Medical Billing: A Friendly Guide
Imagine going to the doctor for a check-up or a test, like getting an X-ray. When the doctor sends the bill to your parents’ insurance company, they need to tell the insurance company where you got that care. Was it at the doctor’s office? A hospital? Somewhere else? That’s where something called a Place of Service (POS) code comes in! One important code is POS 22, and today, we’re going to learn all about it in a way that’s super easy to understand, even for a 5th grader like you!
By Cleta D Harrison8 months ago in Journal
The Complete Guide to Medical Claim Submission: Everything You Need to Know
Introduction Have you ever wondered what happens when you visit a doctor and they send a bill to your insurance? That's called medical claim submission! It's like sending a special letter to the insurance company asking them to pay for your doctor visit. In this article, we'll learn all about medical claim submission in a way that's easy to understand.
By Cleta D Harrison9 months ago in Journal
Prior Authorization: Everything You Need to Know
What Is Prior Authorization? Prior authorization (PA) is when your doctor needs to get permission from your health insurance company before they can give you certain medicines, treatments, or services. It's like asking for permission before you can do something special.
By Cleta D Harrison9 months ago in Journal
Physician Billing Services: Everything You Need to Know
What Is Physician Billing? Physician billing is how doctors get paid for helping patients. When you visit a doctor, they don't just make you feel better - they also need to get paid for their time and skills. Physician billing is the process where doctors and hospitals collect money from insurance companies and patients for medical services.
By Cleta D Harrison9 months ago in Journal
Medical Accounts Receivable Services: A Complete Guide
Introduction: What Are Medical Accounts Receivable Services? Have you ever wondered how doctors and hospitals get paid for helping sick people? When someone visits a doctor, the doctor doesn't always get money right away. Instead, they often have to wait for insurance companies or patients to pay them later. This waiting for money is called "accounts receivable" or "AR" for short.
By Cleta D Harrison9 months ago in Journal
Medical Coding Services: Everything You Need to Know
What is Medical Coding? Medical coding is like being a special translator for doctors and hospitals. When you visit a doctor, they write down what's wrong with you and how they helped you. But insurance companies need this information in a special language - that's where medical coding comes in!
By Cleta D Harrison9 months ago in Journal
Complete Guide to Medical Billing: Understanding Healthcare Payment Systems
Introduction to Medical Billing Have you ever wondered how doctors get paid after they take care of you? The answer is medical billing! Medical billing is like sending a special letter to insurance companies asking them to pay for your doctor visit. It's an important job that helps hospitals and doctors get money for the care they give.
By Cleta D Harrison9 months ago in Journal
Medical Credentialing: A Comprehensive Guide for Healthcare Providers
What Is Medical Credentialing? Medical credentialing is the systematic process of verifying the qualifications, experience, and professional background of healthcare providers to ensure they meet the standards required to provide patient care. This critical verification process includes checking education, training, residency, licenses, certifications, and practice history before a provider can join insurance networks or hospital staff.
By Cleta D Harrison9 months ago in Journal
POS 11 Billing Guide for Medical Offices
In the world of medical billing, using the correct Place of Service (POS) code is critical for clean claims, timely payments, and compliance with payer guidelines. One of the most commonly used codes in outpatient billing is POS 11. This guide covers everything medical offices need to know about POS 11 — what it is, when to use it, and how to avoid common mistakes.
By Cleta D Harrison9 months ago in Serve
Medical Billing in California: Transforming Your Practice’s Finances with a Trusted Partner
Hello, and welcome! My name is Cleta D Harrison, and I’ve spent years working hands-on with healthcare providers across California to streamline their medical billing processes. Medical Billing in California isn’t just about crunching numbers – it’s about navigating one of the nation’s most complex healthcare landscapes. In this detailed guide, I want to share my first-hand experience and expertise in California medical billing services, from understanding our unique state regulations to solving the everyday pain points that clinics and hospitals face. My goal is to have a friendly chat with you (from one healthcare professional to another) about how outsourced medical billing services in California can dramatically improve your revenue cycle.
By Cleta D Harrison9 months ago in Journal
