Want to spend more of your time seeing patients? My name is Speck, and I’m here to help.
Full-Service Support
You can stay in control of your business and client interactions while also getting the help you need to keep it running smoothly.
I can manage your entire practice or just fill in the parts you need. I’ll adapt to your style of interaction and comfort level handing off aspects of your business.
My Experience & Focus
Insurance Billing
I’ll take the time to make sure claims are correct and paid. You’ll pay only for the work done and not give up a percentage of your earnings.
Credentialing
Want to start taking insurance or expand your networks? I’ll go through the complex process for you and guide you through the contract. I’m already familiar with the process for Medicare and private insurance.
Testimonials
Speck was indispensable in get getting every aspect of my practice online: including tele-health, my website, billing, and payments. https://dswdiane.com
– Diane Hughes, LCSW, Ph.D.
Speck has fine-tuned the insurance aspect of my business and organized my billing in a way that has been extremely helpful. He is honest, efficient and pays attention to detail and has proved to be an invaluable asset, which allows me to focus more on the therapeutic aspect of my practice. https://stacywatsonpsychotherapy.com
– Stacy Watson, LCSW
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Getting Started with Insurance Credentialing
If you’re a healthcare provider looking to join insurance panels, here are the essential steps to begin the credentialing process. These steps will help your credentialer gather what’s needed to apply on your behalf. Step 1: Apply for a National Provider Identifier (NPI) If you don’t have an NPI, you’ll need to apply for one…
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Navigating Address Requirements as a Tele-Mental Health Provider
As the demand for tele-mental health services continues to grow, so too do the complexities of compliance. One of the more frustrating issues providers face is the requirement to maintain a physical address—even when their entire practice operates virtually. Insurers and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) still cling to outdated location requirements…