Medicare for Counselors: What You Need to Know
Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people aged 65 and older, as well as people with certain disabilities. It provides coverage for a…
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Aetna Supervisory Billing
Aetna has updated their policy (February 2023) to allow for supervisory billing for behavioral health. (It’s about time!) But, there are a few things you…
[TherapyNotes Guest Post] Are You Unintentionally Committing Insurance Fraud?
It’s a scary thought to wonder if you’re unintentionally committing insurance fraud. But, the reality is in the data: insurance fraud happens more often than…
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[TherapyNotes Guest Post] Should I Accept EAPs in My Private Practice?
“An Employee Assistance Program (EAP), also referred to as a wellness program, is designed to offer access to a variety of services, including mental health…
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[TherapyNotes Guest Post] A New Year in Private Practice: 10 Things for Practice Owners to Consider
“Many of us are thinking about how to run our practices smoother, earn more money, and have a better work-life balance. In working with hundreds…
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[TherapyNotes Guest Post] 5 Ideas to Diversify Your Income in Private Practice
“Whether we’re facing a summer or winter/holiday slump, all practice owners should think about ways to diversify their income. This is key to having consistent…
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[TherapyNotes Guest Post] 5 Things You Need to Know About Leaving an Insurance Panel
“The decision to leave an insurance panel (or all of them) is often one that creates a bit of angst and uncertainty. We might question…
Updating your NPI
You’ve acquired your NPI-1 and NPI-2. Done! Can I just forget about it? Well…if any of your information changes like your name, address, practice location,…