There are numerous benefits of outsourcing the medical billing process. Allowing Dunn Medical Billing to manage the reimbursement process offers additional benefits, such as: peace of mind, access to HIPAA compliant technology, reduction in paperwork, strengthened cash flow, elimination of costly errors and time savings.

Return the focus of your valuable time to your patients while increasing your cash flow:

1. PEACE OF MIND. We are trained professionals to manage your billing and collection needs. We are dedicated to meeting the needs of our clients and providing excellent service. 
    
2. HIPAA COMPLIANT TECHNOLOGY. Our internet based software provides physicians with real-time access to all of their patient records. 
    
3. REDUCE PAPERWORK. By eliminating “hands-on” collection activities, physicians are not required to handle the paper-work typically associated with claims processing. Our billing software handles the distribution of patient statements electronically and facilitates the execution of secondary payer claims electronically (where accepted). 
    
4. STRENGTHEN CASH FLOW. Outsourcing the claims reimbursement process to Dunn Medical Billing, shortens the reimbursement cycle, thus reducing receivable aging. The formalized patient collection program with professional, aggressive follow-up on all claims ensures that outstanding claims are collected.  
    
5. ELIMINATE COSTLY ERRORS. Our software checks all codes for accuracy before submission and performs front-end edits/audits of all claim submissions. Annual code updates further results in more accurate coding, fewer delays and rejections and a higher reimbursement rate. We file primary, secondary and tertiary claims and bill patients for remaining balances, so that physicians do not lose the “timely filing” clause and recover claims that would typically be deemed non-payable.
    
6. SAVE TIME. We take your patient phone calls for billing questions and eliminate staff phone calls to insurance companies to determine why claims were denied. In addition, physicians no longer have to worry about replacing billing clerks or the time-consuming hiring processes or worse yet, the billing standstills while a new billing clerk is trained.