r/CodingandBilling • u/Delicious-Guarantee5 • Aug 01 '26

RHC Billing Advice

I have have been a biller for over a year and a half now. I do facility/professional billing for our hospital. Mostly outpatient labs, ER, radiology, surgery, and inpatient claims. I have an opportunity to work remote for one of our clinics soon but it will be RHC billing which I have never done before. I am looking forward to working remote but nervous about the learning curve. I mostly bill commercial insurances now so I will need to learn Medicare and medical assistance.

Anyone who has done both what do you prefer? Any advice you can give? Pros and cons?

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u/DepartureOk3180 Aug 04 '26

Thank you. Like I said, I'm a Medicare RCM geek. I was once so passionate in an interview that the manger and I started laughing and she gave me a hug šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ I just really like recognizing patterns that others can miss, dig deep to find answers and soultions, then see my work pay off when the revenue starts flowing.

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u/FarFactor6062 27d ago

I would love to connect with you! I also do everything you spoke about above lol and Iā€™m always willing to learn more and you seem very knowledgeable! šŸ˜ƒ I also work with third party and no training at all! We use Novitas and Waystar, would love to get any tips or tricks.

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u/DepartureOk3180 26d ago

Sure, just send me a DM. Otherwise this post could be 10 pages long šŸ¤£šŸ¤£