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Get updated on what Denials Management is doing to help our clients with their wrongfully denied insurance claims. The insurance and healthcare industries are ever changing and we are here to help keep you informed of those changes. Read up on our blog posts written by professionals in the industry on changes in policy, charity involvement, successful claim appeal services, and more.
Welcome Our New Providers Relations Manager
Denials Management Inc. is proud to announce the addition of our new provider relations manager, Chelsea Giles. Chelsea earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from Idaho State University. Her professional career began as a felony parole officer where she focused...
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Understanding Health Insurance: Types of Insurance Plans and Residential Care
Health insurance can be a confusing, vague, and overall difficult topic to understand. When you combine the need to understand health insurance while attempting to find appropriate residential mental health treatment for a loved one, a new level of...
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Demystifying the UB-04 Claim Form
Running a medical facility is a complex job. Amidst all of the other important work you do, one of the most critical jobs to execute correctly is the processing of patient medical claims to comply with insurance regulations. Without accurate records and an...
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Cost Transparency in Healthcare: What This Means For You
When the clock struck midnight on January 1, 2019, we cheered for more than the New Year. With the new year brought a new law: cost transparency in healthcare is now mandatory. As of January 1, hospitals have to publicly post the cost for the services they...
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Balance Billing, What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
At Denials Management Inc., we spend most of our time-fighting insurance denials, but occasionally we have patients and individuals approach us with, and ask for help not with an insurance company’s denial of services, but rather with their payment. Denials Management...
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Employee of the Quarter: 2018 Q3
Here at DMI, we recently rolled out an employee of the Quarter program! We are so glad to give our team the chance to vote for one person each quarter who embodies our Mission and Core Values. Candice joined our Healthcare Advocacy team after a long tenure with...
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PSA on Unbundling
One of the most common refrains surrounding healthcare in the United States is cost. The cost of healthcare is resurrected each year during open enrollment for individuals and families, and is dusted off every time a politician runs for office. Everyone seems...
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How to Read UB-04 Forms
When Denials Management, Inc. files a claim on your behalf and assists with your claims management, we use the UB-04 form for claim billing. You may be wondering, “What does UB-04 mean?” Simply put, this form can be used by any institutional provider for billing...
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Medical Necessity Criteria and Appealing Denials
Insurance companies can deny your medical or mental health claims for a myriad of reasons. Because of this, the process of appealing those denials is usually an arduous and confusing one. Here at Denials Management, Inc., our experienced medical...
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A New Year, A New DMI!
A New Year, A New DMI! Denials Management Welcomes you to 2019. Here at Denials Management Inc., we strive to be the best advocates possible for your insurance/healthcare needs. That means remembering everything that has happened over the years. What better way to...
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Open Enrollment is Almost Over
By. Brittany Ricks At DeniaIs Managment Inc., we are just as passionate about people having access to affordable health insurance, as we are holding insurance companies accountable to their policyholders and fighting to ensure that insurance companies are...
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What Would You Do If You Received a 80k Hospital Bill?
When it comes to the high cost of health care, insurance companies are only one piece of the frustrating puzzle. Hospitals can make mistakes in creating and coding your medical bill, and these mistakes can cost quite a bit of money for you and for the insurance...
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