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A medical aid audit is not always a sign that something is wrong. In South Africa, schemes and administrators use Section 59 of the Medical Schemes Act to check claims that look inconsistent, late, poorly coded or poorly documented. Specialists feel this more than most,

If you run a specialist practice in South Africa, billing is rarely just “send the claim and wait”. Medical scheme rules change. Membership details are wrong at the counter. A theatre list is billed late because the admin team is already drowning. Short payments sit

Healthy cash flow is one of the most important factors in the success of any healthcare practice. No matter the size of your practice, delayed payments and rejected claims can place unnecessary pressure on daily operations and long-term growth. Improving your billing processes is one

For any healthcare practice, maintaining a healthy cash flow depends on getting paid accurately and on time. One of the biggest challenges many practices face is having a medical aid claim rejected or delayed, resulting in additional administration and slower payments. The good news is

Healthy cash flow is essential for the success of any healthcare practice. While providing excellent patient care will always be the top priority, maintaining a steady income ensures your practice can continue investing in staff, technology and high-quality patient services. Improving cash flow doesn’t always

Healthcare is becoming increasingly digital, and practices are looking for smarter ways to manage patient care while reducing administrative demands. From scheduling appointments and maintaining patient records to submitting medical claims and generating financial reports, every aspect of a practice relies on efficient systems. This