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How is workers’ comp impacting your practice financially?

More importantly, how can you predict—and protect—the revenue you earn for treating injured workers?

Workers’ comp revenue management is different from group health and Medicare. If you’re not tracking key metrics and benchmarks, you can miss something critical (and potentially costly).

Who should attend: Providers, administrative staff, third-party billers

On September 24th, daisyBill replaced the current Bill Tasks with entirely new Bill Tasks functionality that makes it even easier to get paid for treating injured workers.

CA Medical-Legal evaluators: Are you being reimbursed correctly? Find out by watching our Med-Legal Fee Schedule webinar.

California's Physician Fee Schedule is changing effective February 15 — and daisyBill is here to educate the workers' comp community.

Done correctly, workers’ comp e-billing means drastically faster reimbursement and easier overall revenue management.

Is your practice a victim of Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) discounts? Don’t answer until you’ve seen this free webinar.

Join us for this all-Q&A webinar — you ask, we answer! DaisyBill co-founder Sarah Moray will address specific questions from physicians and other professionals with detailed, actionable answers. Get our in-depth analyses of billing and payment requirements for Medical-Legal services in California workers' comp.

DaisyBill co-founder Sarah Moray tackles questions from California workers’ comp professionals! With questions about authorization, fee schedules, appeals, and more, this webinar is packed with vital information.

Our highly-anticipated annual summary and analysis of California OMFS changes.

Telehealth rules for both Medicare and CA workers’ comp have changed again, and this time providers really benefit. Expansion of audio-only services and major reimbursement increases are just the beginning.For California workers’ comp, these changes apply retroactively to dates of service on or after 3/1/2020. Providers who have already submitted bills for affected dates could be owed hundreds of additional dollars per bill.

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.

This mini-webby explains important DWC changes to telehealth rules for California workers' compensation, effective for dates of service on and after April 15, 2020. Remember to look for our latest videos on this topic.

With the sudden shift to telehealth due to coronavirus, we explained the telehealth rules and billing requirements for Medicare (effective 3/1/2020), California health insurers (effective 3/30/2020), and California workers' compensation (thru DOS 4/1/4/2020). 

Join us for our annual, highly-anticipated, summary and analysis of California's OMFS.

Take a deep dive into the components of a complete, compliant original bill for health care services as required by California workers’ comp rules. Learn the responsibilities of both the provider and the payor at each step in the billing and payment process.

Begin with the basics! Get an introduction to the workers’ comp system in California, starting with key concepts and participants. We continue with a broad overview of the many regulations, rules, guidelines, and decisions that affect medical billing and payment. Part 1 builds the foundation for subsequent, more detailed webinars.

Learn about all things medical-legal from THE definitive expert on California's medical-legal fee schedule. Sue Honor literally wrote the book on California workers’ comp billing and payment. As the DWC Medical Unit Manager, she developed the Medical Billing and Payment Guide providers use today. Sue and DaisyBill have teamed up to make this webinar the most useful, info-packed resource on medical-legal billing available to workers' comp professionals.

"Automatic" authorization took effect on January 1, 2018, meaning that many providers can skip the UR process for certain types of treatment. Learn what this new type of authorization means for your practice, and why it’s not as simple as you may think.

Our annual, highly-anticipated summary and analysis of OMFS changes, including updated reimbursement amounts for E/M, surgery, and radiology.

We've updated our tremendously popular lien declaration webinar with new information from the DIR. Finally, some clarity on how to qualify and how to document eligibility.

We fill you in on the latest and most important changes to the workers’ comp OMFS.

Medical Provider Networks (MPNs) are insanely complicated, especially in California and even more so for workers' compensation. This series of webinars on MPNs is designed to get you up to speed quickly on both the basic concepts and advanced management techniques.

1,200+ workers’ comp professionals signed up to learn about the MAJOR reforms introduced by SB 1160 and SB 1175.

1,200+ workers’ comp professionals signed up to learn about the MAJOR reforms introduced by SB 1160 and SB 1175.

Five specific strategies to dispute five of the most common reasons for denying workers' comp medical bills:

Want to improve your Second Review (SBR) results but don’t know how? Our experts share their extraordinary strategies, insider tips, and the sample language to get Second Reviews processed correctly.

This webinar covers compliant submissions and compliant processing of Requests for Authorization for workers' comp.

Learn how to report claims administrators for not properly paying bills or otherwise non-compliantly processing bills. Providers can do this confidentially. The DWC uses Audit Complaints to monitor and research claims administrators, and to enforce the law.

Starting July 1st, copy services will be subject to workers' compensation billing rules and regulations. This webinar is just for copy services (medical providers and med legal probably won't find it very useful). Copy services need to get ready for the intricacies and sheer stunning volume of work comp rules. DaisyBill's experts break down each step in the billing process, including: