Physician Practice Guidance

Your Practice is working hard Your revenue should be, too

Your Partner in Revenue Management and Contract Negotiation

Are you leaving
Money on the table?

As a physician you care deeply about your patients’ health, however medical practice today leaves little time for you to monitor your practice’s financial health. Billing and coding inefficiencies, and inconsistent collection efforts can slowly compound and result in significant lost revenue over time. 

 

Without support, these gaps can be overlooked by even highly competent teams like yours.  

It's time to change that.

Physician Practice Guidance works to support your team uncover hidden revenue.

Revenue You Can See

We identify overlooked revenue by analyzing billing history, documentation patterns, and historical payer collection rates. Practices gain clarity on where money is being left behind and a plan to recover it.

Risk You Can Manage

We strengthen documentation integrity and implement denial management programs to reduce denials and avoid potential payer audits. Proactive review replaces reactive scrambling.

Operations You Can Trust

We coordinate the revenue cycle team’s performance—from front desk to final payment—so that every step supports clean claims, accurate reimbursement, and financial predictability.

How we help practices thrive

Physician Practice Guidance empowers independent practices by maximizing their revenue and reducing their administrative burden. Its goal is simple—to ensure that independent practices remain independent.

Our Expertise

This is not your typical revenue consulting business. Our owner is a healthcare attorney and is certified in medical coding and billing. She delivers a broad range of revenue cycle and compliance services that meet the needs of practices. Her unique perspective allows her to arrive at solutions that streamline and simplify processes

 

Physician Practice Guidance builds tools to help independent practices improve practice income and reduce their costs. Physician Practice Guidance builds denial management programs, provides monitoring of collection activity, trains staff and creates educational tools to help practices improve their performance. 

 

While overhead costs continue to rise, Physician Practice Guidance helps practices keep pace with costs and improve the practice’s overall health by negotiating higher contract reimbursement rates

 

Physician Practice Guidance is dedicated to handling your revenue cycle and contract needs so that your practice can focus on the practice of medicine.

Meet Sabrina Skeldon, JD, CPC, CPMA, CPB

Sabrina Skeldon is an attorney with over 20 years of experience in healthcare law and administration. As a certified expert in medical coding, billing, and auditing, she founded Physician Practice Guidance to provide specialized revenue cycle services and compliance support for small to medium-sized physician practices.

She has a proven track record of helping providers navigate the complexities of billing and coding compliance and understanding reimbursement policies and procedures. She acts as an extension of your revenue cycle team to design a work plan to help your practice achieve results quickly.

She has a proven track record of helping providers navigate the complexities of billing and coding compliance and understanding reimbursement policies and procedures. She acts as an extension of your revenue cycle team to design a work plan to help your practice achieve results quickly.

 

A recognized national speaker, Sabrina frequently shares her expertise on healthcare regulations and billing compliance. Her practical approach helps providers navigate complex financial audits, negotiate payer contracts, and implement sustainable systems to protect and grow their practice revenue

WHAT WE DO

Custom solutions

There is no one size fits all compliance or education program. Each client’s specific needs must be evaluated and addressed. Our hands-on approach is designed solve a provider’s problem, not sell a product.

Payer Contracts

Payer contracting is an administrative headache that practices often choose to avoid, because of its complexity. Physician Practice Guidance has expertise in negotiating higher contract reimbursement rates for independent practices. We use a data driven approach to demonstrate the uniqueness of your practice within its market to drive higher rates.

Medical Billing Analysis

A small practice’s daily operations are focused on claims submission. The volume of that workload makes it difficult to routinely analyze practice performance, resulting in uncollected revenue. Physician Practice Guidance, using billing and coding reviews, identifies patterns in denials, payer activity and collection efforts, to build a denial management solution that increases practice revenue. Our services extend beyond those reviews. Physician Practice Guidance offers midyear and end of year reviews, as well as consultations, to address issues as they arise.

Provider Training

The first step in solving your revenue cycle problem is listening to your team, to identify how to optimize solutions and build strategies for long term change. As part of our billing and coding review, we will provide training to your team to strengthen their performance.

Government Investigations

Physician Practice Guidance provides chart reviews and billing audits for providers who are the subject of government and commercial payer audits. Our expertise in billing and coding, as well as healthcare law, makes our services valued by both attorneys and providers.

We work with

PHYSICIAN OWNERS

of office based practices

PRACTICE LEADERS

seeking practical guidance and training

CODERS

seeking practical guidance and CEUs credits

Attorneys

defending physicians who are the subject of investigations

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Contact Us

Let’s talk about
your practice.

We’ll take a look at what’s happening and identify where things are breaking down.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a billing review take?

The length of time depends on the size of the practice.

A billing review provides a snapshot of your practice performance at a specific time. It identifies areas where revenue is being lost and recommends strategies for addressing issues immediately to stop revenue loss.

No, the value of billing and coding reviews is that they provide continuous monitoring of the practice’s performance and allow corrections to prevent further loss of revenue.

Physician Practice Guidance recommends that clients have mid year and end of year reviews to monitor the practice’s performance. Throughout the year issues may arise. Physician Practice Guidance is available to respond to those questions.

Physician Practice Guidance is not a billing company and we are not involved in practice claim submission. Physician Practice Guidance consults on practice performance. We evaluate the accuracy of billing and coding, patterns in denials, historical practice performance with a payer, all to measure the effectiveness of your revenue cycle management. We train your staff in areas where errors are impacting or delaying the collection of revenue. We build a denial avoidance program, to prevent denials that result in revenue loss.

Yes, Physician Practice Guidance has a track record for achieving higher reimbursement rates for small and medium size practices, even those that are members of IPAs.

CONTACT Physician Practice Guidance

Sabrina personally answers your emails and will get back to you within two business days.