Content standards
MB Claims editorial policy
How MB Claims researches, reviews, updates and corrects its medical billing and revenue cycle educational content.
Purpose
Our content helps practice teams understand medical billing, credentialing, denial and revenue cycle workflows. It is general information, not legal, clinical, coding or payer-contract advice.
Sources and review
We prioritize primary sources such as CMS, state Medicaid agencies and official payer documentation. Articles show publication and update dates and are reviewed for clarity and source quality.
Automation and human accountability
Software may assist with research organization, drafting or formatting. A responsible editor must review factual claims and sources before publication. We do not publish scaled content that only swaps keywords without adding useful information.
Corrections
If a program rule, link or factual statement becomes outdated, we update the article and modified date. Readers can report a concern through our contact form.
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