Specialties
Billers who know how your specialty gets paid
Every specialty has its own coding quirks, authorization rules and payer habits. We serve more than 30 specialties. These are the ones with their own page.
Orthopedics & Spine
Surgical global periods: Surgeries carry a global period of 0, 10 or 90 days during which related follow-up visits are bundled. Billing a bundled visit by mistake is a common denial.
See orthopedics billingCardiology & Vascular
Technical and professional components: Tests such as echocardiograms and stress tests can be billed in two parts: the equipment and the physician's interpretation. Using the wrong modifier delays or denies payment.
See cardiology billingPsychiatry & Behavioral Health
Time-based psychotherapy codes: Psychotherapy codes are chosen by session length and may be added to an evaluation and management visit. The note must support the time billed.
See psychiatry billingPediatrics
Preventive and sick visits together: When a child is seen for a problem during a well visit, both services may be billed, and the claim needs the right modifier.
See pediatrics billingPodiatry & Wound Care
Routine foot care: Medicare covers routine foot care only when specific conditions are documented, so claims without that detail are denied.
See podiatry billingDermatology
Medical versus cosmetic: Insurance covers medically necessary care, not cosmetic services. Billing one as the other invites denials and audits.
See dermatology billingGastroenterology
Screening versus diagnostic: A screening colonoscopy that turns diagnostic when a polyp is removed can change how the claim is paid and what the patient owes.
See gastroenterology billingOB/GYN
Global obstetric package: Prenatal visits, delivery and postpartum care can be billed as one package, so deliveries need care to avoid billing the same visits twice.
See ob/gyn billingNeurology
Diagnostic testing: EEG, EMG and nerve conduction studies have specific documentation needs and are often limited by payer policy.
See neurology billingPulmonology
Breathing tests: Pulmonary function testing needs documentation tying the test to the diagnosis.
See pulmonology billingSleep Medicine
Study type: In-lab and home sleep tests are billed differently, and payers often require authorization first.
See sleep medicine billingNephrology
Monthly dialysis management: Physician care for dialysis patients is typically billed as a monthly service, so visit counts and dates must be tracked.
See nephrology billingUrgent Care & Family Medicine
Walk-in eligibility: Patients arrive without notice, so coverage must be verified at check-in, not days later.
See urgent care billingPrimary Care
Visit level coding: Most revenue comes from evaluation and management visits, so accurate leveling matters on every claim.
See primary care billingVascular Surgery
Medical necessity: Vein and vascular procedures are reviewed against documented symptoms and prior treatment.
See vascular surgery billingAmbulatory Surgery Centers
Facility claims: An ASC bills the facility fee while surgeons bill their own professional fee, and the two must be consistent.
See surgery centers billing
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