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How Verification of Benefits (VOBs) Can Make or Break Your Addiction Treatment Center
“Playing nice” with insurance companies is one of your most important jobs as an addiction treatment provider. Organizations that master the art of interacting with insurance providers reap major rewards in terms of happy patients, strong revenue cycles, confident clinicians, and flawless documentation. Organizations that struggle with “insurance speak” grapple with angry patients, poor cash flow, unmet patient responsibility payments, and wary clinical staff.
BehaveHealth Bridge: Introducing our Latest Smart Software for Treatment Center Admissions
We hear it from our clients all the time: treating patients for SUD is easy, but getting patients into treatment is hard.
For many of the providers we work with, filling beds and keeping them filled seems to be taking more and more staff time, slowly cutting into their businesses’ bottom line. That’s why we created BehaveHealth Bridge—a platform to help you connect with new clients.
Verification of Benefits 101: who, what, where, when and why?
A verification of benefits is the first vital piece of admitting a patient to your facility. If they don’t have benefits for the treatment they receive, there will be no reimbursement. There are a number of things that can be found out on a verification call; information about patient responsibility, what services are covered, etc.