The ICD-10-CM diagnosis code assigned for NSTEMI is usually extended with additional code(s) to create a more accurate reflection of the patient’s condition. Additional codes may be assigned to reflect the presence of Type
Large RCM companies can certainly offer economies of scale, but that’s not the most important consideration for an independent practice, specialty group, or growing health care organization. In Texas, scale often takes a back seat
CPT code 93306 is used for a complete transthoracic echocardiogram (TTE) that includes two-dimensional imaging along with spectral Doppler and color flow Doppler. M-mode recording is included when it is performed. For a cardiology
A medical practice can have a steady flow of patients and still face cash-flow problems. Patient volume does not always mean timely payment. Claims can be submitted late, denied, underpaid, or left unpaid for
Accurate dental billing is essential for protecting a practice’s revenue, reputation, and patient relationships. Billing errors can lead to claim denials, delayed payments, patient disputes, and extra administrative work. Serious violations may also result
Accurate billing plays an important role in maintaining a healthy revenue cycle for physical therapy practices. Billing errors can lead to claim denials, delayed payments, and lost revenue, while repeated mistakes can create larger financial and
Modifier 25 is used with an evaluation and management (E/M) service when a provider performs a significant, separately identifiable E/M service on the same day as another procedure or service. It shows that the
Could a simple coding mistake delay your payment? Billing an established-patient visit may seem easy, but choosing the correct 99212 CPT code requires careful attention to the services provided and the documentation. CPT 99212
Getting paid on time is essential for every physician practice. When insurance payments are delayed, unpaid claims can quickly build up, putting pressure on cash flow and increasing staff workload. Even a small number
Claim denials can delay payments, increase staff workload, and reduce physician practice revenue. Common causes include coding errors, insurance eligibility issues, missing documentation, authorization problems, and timely filing errors. When denials occur repeatedly, they can
