The 10/30 Rule in Medical Billing
The 10/30 rule refers to guidelines for payment turnaround times between the date of service and the submission or payment of a claim.
The 10/30 Rule in Medical Billing Explained
In medical billing, the 10/30 rule may set expectations for providers or payers regarding when claims should be submitted (within 10 days) and when payments should be received (within 30 days). Following this rule helps avoid delays in reimbursement.
For example, a provider follows the 10/30 rule to ensure timely submission and payment of claims.
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