e-Billing

Reminder: e-Billing Now Mandatory for Colorado Workers’ Comp

A friendly reminder to Colorado providers treating injured workers: as of January 1, 2026, providers (with some exceptions) must send workers’ comp treatment bills to payers ...

How USPS Postmark Update Affects Workers’ Comp Bill Delivery

Recently, the United States Postal Service (USPS) announced an addition to its Domestic Mail Manual (DMM) clarifying how USPS applies and utilizes postmarks. According...

daisyData: 2025 Duplicate Bill Submissions

Benefits like faster payments and easier appeals are the obvious reasons to bill electronically (e-bill) for workers’ comp treatment. …but they’re not the only reasons...

Genex Claims Marriott Doesn’t Accept e-Bills (It Does)

In California (and increasingly elsewhere), state law requires workers’ comp payers to accept providers’ electronic bills (e-bills) for the treatment of injured worker...

daisyData: Slowest Major Comp Payers Are Still Pretty Fast

Last week, we applauded the payers in our system that reimbursed daisyBill providers in the fewest number of days, on average, in 2025.Below, we take a look at some of...

daisyData: 2025 Payment Speed by Bill Type

Fun fact: daisyBill’s workers’ comp billing software isn’t only for medical treatment. The over 3.5 million bills our clients submit annually include bills for:Languag...

daisyData: Fastest Workers’ Comp Payers 2025

There’s no (valid) reason for workers’ comp medical providers to wait months for payment.Providers submit millions of bills through daisyBill annually, and the data ar...

NY Data: Payers Deny CPT 99080 for More Than 50% of e-Bills

New York’s transition to mandatory electronic billing (e-billing) is facing its first snag. State regulators must decisively address this problem now. While New York p...

NYSIF e-EOB Non-Compliance Rises in 2025

The New York State Insurance Fund (NYSIF) is making it harder for providers to treat the state’s injured workers by repeatedly failing to comply with payment requirements for...

CO Reminder: Mandatory e-Billing Is Weeks Away

In less than two months, Colorado providers must submit all bills for the treatment of injured workers electronically (aka, e-billing). On January 1, 2026, Code of Col...

Dept. of Labor: e-Billing Gets OK Practice Rapid Payment

Despite all the administrative challenges, treating injured workers can be low-hassle and financially beneficial for practices. All it takes is the right e-billing technology...

Adminsure Billing Nightmare: Public Pays the Price for Friction (Part 2)

In Part 1 of our exposé on Adminsure, we detailed the painful odyssey providers must endure just to confirm payment for the treatment of injured workers.Below, we spot...