
Taking the Business of Medicine to the next level
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessBusiness | |||

At some point, we have to stop and ask ourselves: What are we truly building for our future? Where is our career in healthcare going?
I have all of these credentials in coding, billing, compliance, practice management, and prior authorization, but ... more
Auditors, coders, billers, and even physicians often find themselves searching through pages of documentation trying to answer one basic question: what was actually evaluated, managed, and medically necessary during a single patient visit?
With not... more
Text messaging for communicating orders is not prohibited by CMS or The Joint Commission, but there are important HIPAA privacy and security considerations that healthcare organizations must understand before using this method of communication. Accor... more
HHS recently released updated Notices of Privacy Practices (NPPs), introducing changes that go far beyond standard template revisions. The update includes new requirements for health care providers, health plans, and Part 2 patient notices related to... more
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This podcast used to feel balanced and worth listening to, but lately it has shifted into something else. Instead of focusing on meaningful discussion or diverse perspectives, it now leans heavily into promoting a specific political party. That change makes it hard to trust the content.
If you are going to use a platform with a large audience, there should be some level of responsibility to present information fairly. Right now, it feels more like advocacy than discussion. That may work for som... more
…left because of the politics. It wouldn’t have been an issue if you didn’t make it one. If you are so wrapped up with Trump that you believe it is appropriate to bring it in to a professional environment, then I can’t trust your judgment anymore.
I came here for coding information, not Terry’s political commentary. The final straw was when she openly admitted to her xenophobia and racism. Stick to the coding information Terry or get a side show.
Catching up on several of your episodes and had to pause to take a moment to comment. Terry, you’re always spot on with the current issues. My work has been primarily auditing but I am now working on coding and billing as well. I love when you cover all three perspectives. It makes my day when you dive into gray-area coding guidelines as well. I’ve been a fan of your podcast for many years now! Thank you so much. Stay well.
Jennifer Kane, CPC CIRCC
Terry provides a lot of good information for coding, but she has a right leaning stance that’s been pretty obvious by some of the things that she said. She recently made a comment on the government shut down stating that Democrats want illegal immigrants to be able to get healthcare and that’s why they haven’t come to an agreement. Illegal immigrants are not eligible and have never been eligible for healthcare, and it’s not why the Dems aren’t approving the funding. This is a false right wing t... more
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A practitioner-focused show delivering practical guidance on medical coding, billing, compliance, and practice management. Across episodes, the host covers current coding rules, Medicare and payer nuances, and audit risk with concrete examples, plus deep dives into modifiers, documentation, and the evolving landscape of telehealth and care management. While the content is anchored in technical coding and compliance, episodes also touch on policy debates and real-world workflows, offering actionable tips for coders, billers, auditors, and practice managers who need to stay compliant and financially healthy. Noteworthy strengths include clear explanations of complex rules, a broad coverage of topics from fracture coding to APCM/CCM considerat... more
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