Medical Account Services, Inc.- Anesthesia Billing and Coding

show you how to increase your productivity and your cash
show you the latest in both regional and national benchmarks so you can better compare your effectiveness with comparable anesthesia providers
help you develop internal policies that comply with government regulations and contractual obligations
formulate a one-year budget you can use to detect variances in revenues or expenses
conduct provide competent billing, A/R management and business management

The Value of Locum Tenens
With a decreasing candidate pool of anesthesia providers, locum tenens are a necessity for many practices. Locum tenens are temporary, contracted employees who are physicians.

Anesthesia FAQs from Ohio Medicare
The answers to these FAQ are PalmettoGBA's modified responses to a series of questions known as the "Georgia Guidelines" developed by the Georgia Society of Anesthesiologists and published in the Georgia Carrier's November 1999 newsletter."

Did you know?

In any sample of 200 claims, it is not uncommon to find 80% with the wrong code altogether, 41% over-coded, 45% under-coded and 17% billing for services that aren't even documented in the record.

Thousands of dollars a month are "lost" because of unqualified coders – this includes physicians.