David Przybylski

Practices that verify coverage before visits and communicate costs upfront collect more reliably.

Understanding denial codes as fixable problems, not verdicts, recovers billions annually.

Tracking remittance patterns reveals payer behavior shifts weeks before official notices arrive.

Benchmarks differ by specialty and size; measuring against the wrong peer group masks real problems.

HIPAA compliance for AI billing tools requires layered safeguards, not vendor checkboxes.

Data architecture matters more than AI features when choosing a billing tool.

Doctors spend $24,500 yearly on prior authorization paperwork.

Each major insurer denies claims differently—learn their logic before you bill them.