info on billing ins.companys

[yeauxusmc]

i will be attending training on aug 17 in eugene. i want to bill ins. companys myself but have a question that ya'll my beable to help with. i know that u have to sign up with curtain companies to be able to direct bill. how many companies are there to sign up with and once u are signed up with them what else do u need becides a fax machine. i'v talked to a tech in my local area and he said he bills direct but he bought a computer program that was pretty pricy. if there is a way of billing online direct with a program and u have some info on it, can u share where i can read up on this posiblity and how u like billing this way. ya'll info would be greatly appricated.

thanks

Yohannes M. Berard

[splitpit]

You will also have to carry substantial business liability insurance if you intend to be a network member shop.

[yeauxusmc]

I have been looking into liability ins. for my business. still sopping around. when u say network member shop, what do u mean by this? this business is new to me. thanks

Yohannes M. Berard

[zachb]

Try RLI Inc. for your insurance they do mine for less than $200 per year which is far cheaper than any other company I've found. I'm sure you can find their number on the internet somewhere.

[splitpit]

If you join an insurance claims network, such as SGC or Lynx, you are considered a network member shop. In spite of losing an occasional SGC job to steering, I still find it very worthwhile to be a member.

[yeauxusmc]

Just Retrieved Info From Chris With Rli On Liability Ins. $252.00 A Year. Very Cheap Compared To Local Companies Here In Southern Louisiana. Splitpit Touched Bases On Becoming A Network Shop Member With Lynx And Sgc (what Does Sgc Stand For?). Does Anyone Know Of An Updated List Of These Companies And Are There Other That Are Worth Wild Signing Up With. Thanks For The Info.

Yohannes M. Berard

[StarQuest]

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