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WCH Service Bureau is proud to contribute to an improvement of the revenue cycle management processes, guidelines, and regulations not only for our clients but for all healthcare providers nationwide. This month, Olga Khabinskay, our Credentialing Manager and Director of Operations, joined the Healt...

Dear providers, now is the perfect time to get acquainted with MIPS!Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) is a compulsory quality payment and incentive program (QPP) for Medicare-participating providers. It is an annual evaluation campaign that you are obliged to sign up for if you qualify.How...

At WCH Service Bureau, we strive to keep our clients informed on the most important challenges of the healthcare industry. Each month, we share our insights on significant clinical and reimbursement policy updates that may have an impact on your practice. In January, our billing, credentialing, and ...

In 2022, there is hardly any aspect of our lives that has not “moved” into the digital world yet. The Healthcare industry is not an exception. From widely available telemedicine to digital ID cards, insurances are gradually relocating healthcare to the online space. Are you sure tha...

Insurance claims billing has never been easy. At WCH Service Bureau, we know how hard it is to balance between providing top-quality services to your patients and submitting thousands of claims to benefit plans.If you have ever received any claim reimbursement from an insurance company, you probably...

According to our prognosis, practitioners will experience an increasing number of insurance audits in 2022. Payment integrity programs and special fraud investigations are on the rise. Regardless of your participation status and specialty, you are likely to receive a request for some med...

As we dive into 2022, now is the perfect time to have a short recap on everything that we’ve done in the last 12 months. In 2021, WCH Service Bureau has demonstrated the following accomplishments:• 450,000 claims had been billed & submitted to payers• 1587 enrollment...

Enrollment with insurance payers is a complicated and time-consuming process. Healthcare providers have to submit tons of paperwork and regularly follow up with insurance representatives to secure their participation with a certain payer or a benefit plan. Moreover, if done incorrect...

Unfortunately, insurance claim underpayments have already become extremely common. It is noteworthy that a large portion of denials occur because an insurance payer has failed to process your claims in an appropriate manner.Should this be the case – calling the payer’s customer service i...

WCH is committed to the success of our clients. For over 20 years, we have been resolving thousands of claim denials and underpayments directly with various insurance companies and other payers. At the same time, we have helped our clients tackle issues related to their insurance contrac...

Contracting…participation…revalidationThese are the words that may bring a nightmarish flashback to some of you. Credentialing is truly a complicated process. Dealing with tons of enrollment contracts, exclusions, and licensing while also monitoring if your desired panel is still open, h...

Some healthcare providers may be hesitant to outsource their insurance claims billing to a third party. We understand your concern, considering how many myths there are about outsourced billers & coders. Let us debunk some of those.Myth: Delegating your claims to a third-party company is dangero...

Healthcare providers and their patients want a service that would best fulfill their needs. The solution? WCH Service Bureau!We provide a sophisticated all-inclusive package of services that can maximize the revenue of your practice. Our services include, but are not limited to the following:•...

From all of us at WCH Service Bureau, wishing you & your loved ones peace and light this holiday season.

Most claim denials are not caused by healthcare providers. Specifically, such underpayments have nothing to do with eligibility, improper coding, or a lack of medical necessity. Instead, they occur only because of mistakes committed by insurance payers upon processing. WCH billing experts const...