Every number has a source
Statistics, dates and rules are linked to the primary source: CMS, HHS, the AMA, the Federal Register or the organization that published the data. If we cannot source a number, we do not print it.
EDITORIAL STANDARDS
How we write the XEHR blog
Practical articles on medical billing, revenue cycle and healthcare technology, held to standards a practice can rely on.
Who writes our articles
Articles are written by Dilawar Gopang, founder and CEO of XEHR LLC, who has worked in US medical billing for more than seven years, with the XEHR editorial team. The author is shown on every article.
How we use AI
Articles are researched and drafted with the help of AI tools. Every article is then checked against primary sources and approved for publication by XEHR. We do not publish articles that exist only to rank in search, and we do not invent authors.
Written for practices, not search engines
Each article answers one question a practice owner, provider or biller actually asks, as completely and plainly as we can.
Kept up to date
Rules and payment rates change. News articles are updated when a proposal becomes final, and every article shows the date it was last updated.
Corrections, openly
If we get something wrong, we fix it and update the date. Send corrections to support@xehr.io.
No competitor names
We explain how to evaluate software; we do not name or criticize other vendors.
Not legal or billing advice
Articles are general information. Payer contracts and state rules vary; confirm specifics with the payer or your advisors.
