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Preventing mental health insurance claim denials
For clinicians in private practice, mental health insurance claim denials can significantly impact your revenue and practice sustainability. This article … Continued

How therapists use AI and ChatGPT to tackle admin work
Since ChatGPT’s release in late 2022, I’ve been exploring AI (artificial intelligence) applications specifically for therapists in private practice to … Continued

Why a no-show and cancellation policy is essential for therapists
Wondering whether you need a no-show and cancellation policy with your therapy clients? You’re not alone. If I were to … Continued

How to get a raise (in your insurance reimbursement rate)
In my work consulting with therapists regarding insurance issues, the majority of clinicians’ complaints are about their insurance reimbursement rates. … Continued

What do counselor and therapist abbreviations in titles stand for?
Wondering about those letters—the counselor, therapist abbreviations, and psychologist abbreviations—that appear after your behavioral health colleagues’ names on their therapist … Continued

The ethics of ChatGPT and AI in mental health
Should people be using AI in therapy? What is chatbot therapy? Is there an AI therapist? Are people really using … Continued

How are ICD and CPT codes different—and why are they important?
ICD codes and CPT codes are two of the most important coding systems to understand in the healthcare billing process. … Continued

Why therapists should care about two-step verification
Wondering how to set up two-factor authentication or how to turn on two-step verification? Or maybe you’re curious why therapists … Continued

What it means to be HIPAA-compliant as a therapist
Wondering what it means to be HIPAA-compliant as a therapist in order to protect your clients and your practice. Here’s … Continued

AI for therapists
Wondering about AI for therapists and asking the questions “Can I use AI in my therapy private practice?” and, specifically, … Continued