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INSURANCE UPDATES: What Insurers Are Changing Now — and What Physicians Need to Do Before the Next Claim 

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Your AI Vendor May Be Your Compliance Risk: What Physicians Should Ask Before Putting AI Into the Practice 

By Slava Kurdov, Billing Department, WCH 

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You Retired. Your Credentialing Didn’t.

How Physicians Can Close the Loop With Payers, Medicare, Medicaid, CAQH, and NPI Records By Parviz Khayrullaev, Credentialing Department, WCH A Story You’d Rather Not Star In Picture…

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Payers Are Changing Your Rates. Most Practices Haven’t Noticed Yet. 

By Tatyana Kantor, Billing Department, WCH  Rate changes are showing up across New York Medicaid MCO plans, contracts, specialties, and CPT codes, but many practices may not see…

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New York Medicaid Revalidation Is Underway, and the Clock Starts the Day the Notice Goes Out 

It is harder than the letter suggests  By Elena Pak, Credentialing Department, WCH   If you are enrolled in the New York State Medicaid program, a change is coming…

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Your AI Scribe Is Listening. What Happens to the Patient Data After the Visit?

By Elena Pak, Credentialing Department, WCH The AI Scribe Is No Longer Just a Documentation Tool The physician finishes the visit, signs the note, and moves on. But…

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From Data Entry to Revenue Driver: WCH Speakers Bring Credentialing to the HBMA Stage 

Alina Mineyli and Olga Khabinskay presented at the HBMA 2026 Annual Revenue Cycle Management Fall Conference in Las Vegas, making the case that credentialing deserves a place at…

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THE AFTER-HOURS EDITION

The Art of the Perfect Cocktail — and the Art of Switching Off A Halloween Special with 215 Speakeasy Physicians spend their days being the calm one in…

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Gastroenterology: Screening, Surveillance, or Diagnostic? The Colonoscopy Classification That Can Change the Claim

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Radiology: One Policy, One Code, One Deadline. What UHC’s New Vascular Embolization Rule Means for Interventional Radiology Practices

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Primary Care: G2211 in 2026. Are You Using It Correctly — or Leaving Chronic Care Revenue on the Table?

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