Signing a contract with an insurance company feels like a victory. You’ve negotiated rates, agreed to terms, gotten credentialed, and can finally start billing for services. Many healthcare providers treat contract signing as the finish line, filing the agreement away and moving on to see patients. But that’s where a critical mistake happens. The real […]
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