| Sarah |
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Hi everyone,
Is there much hassle or extra work involved, if you bill for a client outside of your state?
I live in Calif, the client is in TX.
Thanks
Sarah
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| Traci |
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No, you just have to make sure that you know the rules for that state and the different Ins. companies.
Good Luck,
Traci
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| Lisa Paoli |
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There's no problem, like said above you need to study the other state laws. You can get remote access software and you can network with your out of state client easier. You probably will have to get an 800 for patient calls, they will not call long distance to talk about their bills
Lisa Paoli, CMRS
www.medofficesolutions.net
www.localchapters.net
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| Sarah |
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Hi Lisa / Traci
Thank you for that information. Does anyone know where I can find the state laws. Need it for Texas.
Much appreciated again.
Sarah
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| Tammy Harlan |
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Hi Sarah,
As far as "state law" goes, you will want to be familiar with the "Texas Prompt Payment Guidelines" which now provides provisions for HMO and PPO's.
Other state considerations would involve knowing how to handle Medicare and Medicaid claims for the state of Texas for the type of provider you will be handling.
You can find detailed information on the "Texas Department of Insurance" website located at: http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/index.html
Tammy Harlan
Medical Billing Course LLC
www.medicalbillingcourse.com
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| Sarah |
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Thanks Tammy,
That's exactly what I needed.
Many Thanks
Sarah
PS Thanks Lisa/Traci also
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| Tammy Harlan |
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You are welcome Sarah. Good luck to you.
Tammy Harlan
Medical Billing Course LLC
www.medicalbillingcourse.com
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| Leah |
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Sarah, feel free to email me at any time if you have questions. I have 15 years Texas billing experience, heavy on the Medicaid.
leah@taylorbilling.com
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| Ash |
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Hi Tammy,
can u tell me where to find links for knowing about "insurance laws and rules " for billing , for a particular state?
Is there any website which tell us laws for all the different states, in one go .
Thanks
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Outsourcing in other states
