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Medical Billing / RCM | behavioral health
By:
Scott Friedman
May 14th, 2025
As the demand for mental health and substance use disorders services continues to grow, behavioral health billing in general has become increasingly complex. Providers must navigate evolving regulations, new diagnostic codes, and shifting reimbursement structures to ensure accurate billing and optimal financial outcomes.
Electronic Medical Record | behavioral health
By:
Christina Rosario
June 8th, 2022
Medical practices, small and large, rely on electronic health records or EHR software to help them keep track of patient data and spot overall trends in the population they serve. For those healthcare providers working in the area of behavioral health, a behavioral health EHR application is indispensable.
Learn why patient engagement is a necessity and how you can master it within your practice.
By:
Stephen O'Connor
April 25th, 2022
The general public is becoming more familiar with the benefits of behavioral health services. With celebrities openly talking about their need to participate in therapy and prioritize their own mental health, the stigma of seeking assistance may be eroding. That’s good news for providers, who can envision more patients coming for help with their mind and not just their body. Behavioral health is particularly topical, as how the mind-body connection continues to be unraveled in new and fascinating ways. Here are 5 trends you will see at the forefront of behavioral health this year.
Telemedicine Software | behavioral health
By:
Christina Rosario
June 3rd, 2020
The state of behavioral health and mental health services is changing, as we see a growing demand for help while the physical locations where treatment is normally made available are severely limited to avoid spreading the disease to healthy patients.
Healthcare Advice | behavioral health
By:
John Makohen
March 4th, 2020
In recent years, there has been a significant shift by many, both older and younger, to monitor their health and well being. The growing Sober Curious movement adds proof that the relationship with alcohol and other substances has changed. Some might even come to question if they have a substance use disorder, especially when they can’t seem to not drink at a sober event.