e-Billing

NY Workers' Comp Board: 6 e-Billing Tips For NY Providers

The New York State Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) recently held a free live webinar for New York providers on billing electronically (e-billing) for injured workers’ treat...

Liberty Mutual: 7,369 Audit Complaints Filed With the CA DWC

Liberty Mutualfails to uphold its obligations to workers’ compensation providers, making it even more challenging for providers to treatinjured workers. All...

NY: Add CPT 99080 Charge to Offset e-Billing Cost

All New York workers’ compensation providers should rejoice. The New York Workers’ Compensation Board (NY WCB) now mandates that claims administrators reimburse providers up ...

NYSIF Is Now e-EOR Compliant for Workers' Comp

Electronic billing (e-billing) is helping New York providers get paid faster than ever for treating injured workers.As workers’ comp providers prepare for New York’s 2...

daisyData: 2024 Duplicate Bill Statistics

In conversations with non-client providers’ billing staff, the number one problem reported by these practices is the high rate of bills that payers report as “lost” or “not o...

CA: San Bernardino (Finally) Accepts e-Bills

Since 2012, in California, it has been mandatory for workers’ comp claims administrators to accept electronic bills (e-bills) from providers for the treatment of injured work...

e-Billing Update: Tristar Changes Clearinghouse

Tristar Risk Management, a Third-Party Administrator (TPA) for workers’ comp claims, has changed the clearinghouse it uses to accept and respond to provi...

FL: Urgent Care e-Billing Success

Treating injured workers can be financially sustainable and beneficial for practices—but only if workers’ comp bills and reimbursements are tracked and managed effectively.

NY WCB to Host e-Billing Webinar for Providers

Significant changes to workers’ comp billing in New York State continue to unfold, and the Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) wants to help providers stay ahead of the curve.<...

Claims Admin & Clearinghouse Updates December 2024

To treat injured workers, providers nationwide need the most up-to-date billing information.That means providers need to track which claims administrators are r...

CA: USC Switches Workers' Comp TPA

The University of Southern California (USC), a self-insured employer, has switched the Third-Party Administrator (TPA) it uses to handle workers’ comp claims for its injured ...

LA Metro Transit Authority: 4,955 Audit Complaints Filed

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority (LA Metro) is making it harder for California doctors to treat its injured employees—and has given no indication of taki...