Specialties
Medical billing by specialty
We bill for practices in most specialties, with behavioral health as our core focus. Every specialty gets the same process: claims out within 24 hours, denials worked within 5 business days and monthly reports you can read.
- Psychiatry, therapy and group mental health practices
- Primary care, urgent care and specialist practices
- Physical therapy, chiropractic and podiatry
Mental health
Behavioral health billing
Mental health is where most of our clients practice. These pages cover the codes, telehealth rules and credentialing issues for each type of practice.
Behavioral health
Our overview of mental health billing: psychotherapy codes, telehealth, carve-out plans, EAPs and authorizations.
Learn more →Psychiatry and PMHNP
E/M visits with psychotherapy add-ons, psychiatric evaluations and multi-state telehealth.
Learn more →Therapists and counselors
Billing for LPCs, LCSWs, LMFTs and psychologists, from solo practices to small teams.
Learn more →Group practices
Multi-clinician groups: group NPIs, new-clinician onboarding and reports by clinician.
Learn more →Primary and urgent care
Primary care and urgent care
High visit volume means small coding errors add up. We focus on E/M accuracy and clean claims at scale.
Family medicine
Preventive and problem visits on the same day, vaccines and chronic care. Modifier use and preventive coverage rules cause many denials.
Learn more →Internal medicine
Chronic condition management and E/M levels supported by documentation. Care management services have their own time and consent rules.
Learn more →Pediatrics
Well-child visits, vaccine administration and Medicaid plans. Vaccine and administration codes must be paired correctly.
Learn more →Urgent care
Many visits a day, many payers and walk-in patients. Eligibility checks at the front desk and fast charge entry matter most.
Learn more →Specialists
Specialist practices
Specialist billing mixes office visits with procedures, and payers often require authorizations first.
Cardiology
Office visits, diagnostic testing and procedures, with professional and technical components that must be billed correctly.
Learn more →Gastroenterology
Procedure-heavy coding such as endoscopy, with screening versus diagnostic rules that change patient cost sharing.
Learn more →Nephrology
Chronic kidney disease care and dialysis-related services, often billed on monthly or recurring patterns.
Learn more →Wound care
Debridement and skin substitute coding based on wound size and depth, with documentation payers review closely.
Learn more →Therapy and musculoskeletal
Physical therapy, chiropractic and podiatry
These practices live with visit limits, time-based units and medical necessity reviews.
Physical therapy
Time-based units, plan-of-care requirements and payer visit limits. Therapy modifiers apply for some payers.
Learn more →Chiropractic
Spinal manipulation codes, visit limits and medical necessity documentation that payers audit.
Learn more →Podiatry
Routine foot care coverage rules, surgical procedures and modifiers that separate covered from non-covered care.
Learn more →Don’t see your specialty?
We bill for many other specialties. Tell us about your practice and payer mix.
Learn more →Coding and coverage rules vary by payer and change often. We check current policy for each specialty before submission.
More specialties
Every specialty has its own page
Each page explains the codes, modifiers and denials we watch for in that specialty.
Orthopedics
Surgical global periods, fracture care, injections and DME, with modifiers that separate staged or unrelated procedures.
Learn more →Dermatology
Lesion removal by size and site, biopsies, Mohs surgery and cosmetic versus medically necessary services.
Learn more →OB/GYN
Global maternity packages, prenatal and postpartum care, and preventive gynecology visits.
Learn more →Neurology
EEG and EMG/nerve conduction testing, botulinum toxin injections and complex E/M visits.
Learn more →Pain management
Epidural and facet injections, nerve blocks, imaging guidance and strict prior authorization rules.
Learn more →Radiology
Professional and technical components, contrast codes and imaging prior authorizations.
Learn more →Oncology
Chemotherapy administration hierarchy, drug units and waste reporting, and infusion times.
Learn more →Pulmonology
Pulmonary function tests, sleep studies, bronchoscopy and critical care time.
Learn more →Urology
Cystoscopy, in-office procedures, drug injections and global surgical periods.
Learn more →ENT (otolaryngology)
Endoscopy, cerumen removal, allergy testing and immunotherapy, and bilateral procedures.
Learn more →Endocrinology
Diabetes care, continuous glucose monitoring, thyroid procedures and chronic care management.
Learn more →Infectious disease
Hospital consults, infusion therapy, HIV care and drug-level coding.
Learn more →Physical medicine & rehabilitation
EMG studies, injections, therapy oversight and inpatient rehab visits.
Learn more →General surgery
Global periods, assistant-at-surgery rules and multiple-procedure modifiers.
Learn more →Ophthalmology
Eye exam codes versus E/M, cataract surgery globals and diagnostic testing.
Learn more →Psychologists & testing
Psychological and neuropsychological testing units, test administration and prior auths.
Learn more →Substance use & IOP
IOP and PHP per diem billing, H-codes, authorizations and concurrent reviews.
Learn more →Get started
Start with a free 90-day claims audit
Whatever your specialty, we can review 90 days of your claims and send a written report with a dollar estimate of recoverable revenue, a review call and a price quote. Billing is 2.5% of collections, with no long-term contract.
Common questions
Do you only bill for mental health practices?
No. Behavioral health is our core focus, but we bill for many specialties, including family medicine, internal medicine, urgent care, pediatrics, physical therapy, cardiology, gastroenterology, nephrology, wound care, podiatry and chiropractic.
Does billing cost more for some specialties?
No. Percentage billing is 2.5% of collections for every specialty we serve. Flat monthly fees and dedicated billers are also available and are quoted by claim volume and scope.
Can you bill for a multi-specialty practice?
Yes. We set up coding and payer rules for each provider type in the practice and report results by provider.
What if my specialty is not listed?
Contact us. We bill for many specialties not listed here and will tell you honestly if yours is not a good fit.
Which EHRs do you support?
We work in most EHRs, including athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, AdvancedMD, Tebra (Kareo), DrChrono, Office Ally, SimplePractice and TherapyNotes.
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Read the guide →Find out what your claims are leaving on the table
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