Massage Insurance Billing

Screening Massage Insurance Clients

Posted by Julie Onofrio on February 6, 2010 at 3:27 pm

Screening massage insurance clients can help you to provide better service and get paid more quickly when you bill insurance companies for massage services.   Part of the screening questions will have to come from your boundaries that you set up around taking clients that have insurance.   It is a process to learn what works best [...]

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Massage Insurance Reimbursement

Posted by Julie Onofrio on July 31, 2008 at 7:04 pm

With the prospect of a troubled economy, some massage therapists may feel more compelled to explore the path of billing insurance companies for massage therapy services.   Massage Insurance Reimbursement is a very controversial topic and a very difficult path but having clients coming in regularly with an injury or condition and having someone else (the [...]

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Relaxation vs Medical Massage

Posted by Julie Onofrio on March 30, 2007 at 4:58 pm

What is relaxation massage? What is Medical Massage? How is relaxation massage different from medical massage?
These questions are need to be answered by the massage profession now, because if we don’t start stepping up and defining ourselves – the insurance companies and individual state licensing acts will and are.
One of the reasons why [...]

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Medical Massage is being defined by insurance companies

Posted by Julie Onofrio on March 20, 2007 at 9:06 pm

Medical massage is already being defined by insurance companies. If we don’t step up and define it someone else will do it for us. It is evident in the laws too regarding massage therapy as I see from the research I have been doing for my site www.massagetherapycareers.com.
This is from an application form [...]

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Massage Insurance Billing Manual

Posted by Julie Onofrio on February 19, 2007 at 10:09 am

I just wanted to let everyone know that I one of the reasons I am so passionate about the insurance billing issues going on is because they have directly affected my private practice that I have had for 18 years.
The issues I talk about are quite controversial and things are happening here in WA State [...]

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