Workers’ Comp E-Billing Is Critical During COVID-19
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As the pandemic forces providers to treat ill and injured workers with telehealth options, workers’ comp electronic billing allows providers’ staff to submit bills for these services remotely.
We cover a ton of information in this e-billing webinar, including:
- Why electronic billing makes sense in these times.
- Benefits such as speedy payment and 5-second appeals (with the right technology).
- Technical details of e-billing, including electronic receipts, which are proof that the payer received the e-bill.
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Worker’s Compensation billing is disturbingly convoluted. We take pride in reviewing the laws, rules, and policies and, to the best of our ability, explaining what we’ve read in plain English.
If you seek legal advice or representation, please contact a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction who specializes in Workers’ Compensation.
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