In healthcare, particularly in physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R), Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes are essential for billing, reporting, and maintaining consistent inpatient services. One such code is CPT 97750, which refers to “Physical performance test or measurement with a written report.” This CPT code is primarily used by medical professionals, including physical therapists, occupational […]
99211 CPT Code is part of the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes, which describe medical services and procedures for medical billing and reimbursement purposes. The particular code is used for the simplest office visits or outpatient consultations. Understanding the nuances of CPT codes is essential for healthcare providers to ensure proper documentation, billing, and compliance […]
The importance of accurate and timely medical coding cannot be overstated in the healthcare industry. Medical coding services ensure that healthcare providers receive correct reimbursement, insurance companies process claims efficiently, and maintain accurate patient records. In this blog, we’ll explore what medical coding is, why it’s important, the types of codes used, the process involved, […]
In the healthcare billing and claims process, there are several documents that both patients and healthcare providers rely on to understand the financial aspects of medical treatment. Two of the most commonly encountered documents are ERA (Electronic Remittance Advice) and EOB (Explanation of Benefits). Though both provide important information about a medical claim, their purposes, […]
In the complicated world of medical billing, modifiers play a vital role in ensuring that claims are processed accurately and in compliance with insurance guidelines. One such modifier is Modifier 62, which is used when two surgeons are required to perform different parts of the same procedure or when a single procedure requires the expertise […]
When working in the healthcare sector, you will face denials on claims. One of the standard denial codes is Denial Code B9. The main reason for this denial is that the healthcare provider does not follow Medicare’s hospice care guidelines. While the cause of this denial appears to be self-evident, it may not be easy […]
The healthcare billing world uses codes and terms that precisely define why a claim has been paid, denied, or adjusted. Some of these crucial codes in understanding why an insurance company or payer did a particular thing on your claim include Claim Adjustment Reason Codes and Remittance Advice Remark Codes. The difference is in what […]
Managing medical Billing can be a big challenge if it is a small practice. It involves ensuring accurate claims, managing patient accounts, and keeping up with changing regulations. An administrative work that can take the focus away from where it truly matters to provide better care to patients. This is exactly where medical billing services […]
Claim denial is one of the most common issues health providers and patients experience in medical billing and insurance claims. Among such denials, PR 227 is one such issue for physicians, particularly in the United States. This particular code for denial often leads to confusion and, therefore, is necessary to understand the meaning, reasons behind […]
There are billions of medical claims submitted annually by healthcare providers, most of which are submitted electronically through clearinghouses. Part of the process is to have an intermediary separate from the healthcare provider and insurance payer-in this case, Change Healthcare. They help ensure claims sent by healthcare providers are formatted correctly, free of mistakes, and […]
