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After closing her practice for seven weeks during the pandemic, Dr. Hope E. Watson was grateful to get back to work, and called electronic claim payments "a blessing." Download the Success …
When Dr. Mark MiHalo first began practicing dentistry, claims had to be mailed in, and then he waited for checks. But with the ease of today's electronic payments, there's no reason to look back. Download the Success …
You want more ACH payments from your customers because ACH: Costs less than check and card payments; Requires less labor to process than checks and you can’t increase hires (or have to decrease head count); Clears quickly for improved cash flow; Provides …
Editor’s note: This article is part of a series of blog posts to help you put ACH to work in your organization. The previous post was, “ Unlike Algebra, Businesses Need to Know About ACH Payments .” Remember the “Jetsons” cartoon when George Jetson took …
Your dentist likely isn’t shy about telling you to floss more. And Nacha’s latest campaign with the American Dental Association (ADA) isn’t shy about encouraging dentists to switch to fully electronic claim payments. “Dental practices are leaving a lot of …
Sometimes simple works best. When it comes to your financial life, there are ways to simplify things that make a lot of sense. The first week of August is Simplify Your Life Week, and on a personal level, one of the easiest things to do is to move away …
Even before the first phase of Same Day ACH was implemented nearly five years ago in September 2016, Nacha’s Risk Management Advisory Group (RMAG) had been evaluating potential risk increases and decreases due to Same Day ACH. Were the doom and gloom …
Increasing the Same Day ACH dollar limit to $1 million per payment posed no greater fraud risk than the prior $100,000 threshold, a new survey by Nacha’s Risk Management Advisory Group (RMAG) found. RMAG reviewed the proposal before it took effect in …
Direct Deposit continues to be the overwhelming choice for Americans to receive their wages, a new survey finds. In its 2022 “Getting Paid in America” survey, the American Payroll Association (APA) found that more than 93% of those questioned use Direct …