Rehabilitation treatments and therapies are usually done over a period. Despite being a straightforward billing practice, Rehabilitation billing has always been subject to multiple audits due to the nature of the services.

To effectuate a successful practice, most pain care doctors need a trustworthy partner who ensures appropriate payment for mind and body therapies, counseling, anesthesia, and much more. We are confident to claim that we can help.

We are very driven to dynamically follow every claim. Neurology clients appreciate our billing and coding expertise that cater to their unique needs. They look to our expert advice when updating billing processes to represent current advancements in their pioneering specialty.

We have ensured that we are well-versed with podiatry-related medical terminologies such as foot radio-logical examination, foot care-routine, treatment of keratotic lesions, incision, and drainage of abscess of the foot, fungal cultures of toenail clippings, treatment of warts on foot by paring or curettement, avulsion or excision of toenail plate and debridement services. 

Radiologists and diagnostic radiology billing require specialized training and knowledge of codes to ensure accurate coding each time, just like billing in any other practice. We keep track of billing process.

We work with our orthopedic practitioners to design a seamless, cost-efficient plan to handle all the practice’s billing and insurance claims. The advantage of partnering with us and utilizing our full-service medical revenue billing services is boosting practice productivity and efficiency while streamlining the administrative and personnel costs involved with handling the revenue billing and claims process in-house, including staff, postage, and telephone expenses.

We know the most recent Medicare regulations and changing policies and are ready to deal with surgeons’ complex medical coding and billing. There are states and numerous CPT codes to cope with to submit claims accurately. Depending on the practice, we itemize ASC processes together with bills for office services and hospital visits.

Procedures have a coding method fixed by the ICD-10, which employs a structure of seven alphanumeric characters to match various features of the procedure, which indicate the specifications of that procedure. The characters change from specialty to specialty, but the essential pattern and order do not change. Thus, there is an organized and streamlined method to billing for specific procedures across the board that lets insurance companies be billed correctly for any procedures performed on a patient.