Write For Us: Share Your Healthcare & Billing Expertise
Are you an expert in healthcare administration, medical billing, HIPAA compliance, or healthcare technology? Do you enjoy writing clear, useful content that helps others learn and solve real problems? If yes, we welcome your contribution to Denial Journal.
1. Topics We Accept
We publish high-quality, practical articles that address operational revenue cycle management, coding precision, and billing compliance[cite: 1, 2]. We accept guest posts on topics related to:
- Originality: Content must be 100% original, genuinely useful, and not AI-generated.
- Non-Promotional: Articles must be purely educational (no direct product/service sales pitches).
- Author Profile: You must agree to include a concise writer bio at the end of your published article.
2. Quality & Structural Criteria
To maintain our E-E-A-T standards across Denial Journal[cite: 1, 2], your article pitch should satisfy the following criteria:
- Well-Researched & Accurate: Grounded in official CMS transmittals, AMA CPT guidelines, or CDC classification updates[cite: 1, 2].
- Clear Language: Written in clear, professional English free from grammatical or spelling errors.
- Plagiarism-Free: Must pass copyscape checks; articles previously published elsewhere are not accepted.
- Article Length: Between 800 and 2,500 words (unless specific custom length is agreed upon prior to drafting).
- Actionable Focus: Helpful to readers seeking concrete solutions to claim denials, CARC/RARC remark codes, or coding workflows[cite: 1].
3. Formatting & Submission Guidelines
When submitting your finalized article draft, please adhere to these formatting guidelines:
A. Article Structure
- Headings: Organize content using clear H2 and H3 subheadings for scannability.
- Paragraph Length: Keep paragraphs short (3–4 sentences) to improve mobile readability.
- Visual Elements: Use bullet points, numbered lists, or data tables where appropriate to summarize complex billing rules[cite: 1].
- Cross-References: Include internal links to existing Denial Journal guides and external links to authoritative sources (e.g., CMS.gov, HHS.gov)[cite: 1, 2].
B. Editorial Disclaimer
All guest article submissions are thoroughly reviewed by our editorial team[cite: 1]. We reserve the right to edit, update, or decline submissions that do not meet our quality standards, regulatory criteria, or formatting requirements[cite: 1, 2].