In this economy, many service-oriented small businesses are struggling to obtain cash on two fronts - (1) Acquiring or extending a line of credit and (2) Getting their customers to pay in a timely manner. Outsourced medical billing providers are just one type of business that is being affected by the "double credit crunch." 

If you are one of the thousands of American patients owing huge sums of money to a hospital or your doctor, add another kind of problem to the list: reports from communities around the country show that it can often be extremely difficult to get your money back if you do overpay at the doctor's office.

Dental practices benefit a lot from a well streamlined medical billing process. It helps in collecting maximum reimbursements from the payers. Quite a few dentists are not aware that many surgical procedures that are performed in the mouth, during biopsies, excisions of pathology and treating traumatic injuries are covered under medical benefit...

No debt could be as unexpected as medical debts, and it is beyond control if you are without a health insurance. Either you must be very rich to spend if you need to be hospitalized for some sort of ill health or if you meet with an accident. The other option is health insurance to assist you in your medical bills.

Restructuring the process of payment collection and issuing of medical bills is a continuous process. There is a growing pressure among the billing agencies, hospitals and insurance companies every day to restructure the payment procedure. This leads to the question whether or not to outsource these services. The answer to this depends on a range...