Cardiology coding services work when the coder codes cardiology all day. A coder who covers 30 specialties treats cardiology as one tab. Ours code echo, nuclear, monitors, device checks, cath and office visits, and nothing else.
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Many billing companies run one coding team across every specialty. Your claims land in the same queue as dermatology, coded by whoever picks them up next.
Your account gets cardiology coders, the same people every month. They know a complete echo needs Doppler documented, and that a remote pacemaker or ICD check is billed once per 90 days. See what we bill.
A superbill is what the front desk thinks happened. The note is what happened, so we code from the note.
That cuts both ways. If the note supports a higher visit level we bill it, and if it doesn't, we don't. Your visit level mix is on the monthly report, by doctor.
When a report is missing something, our biller asks the reading physician before the claim goes out.
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Each Medicare contractor publishes its own coverage policies, and they differ by region. A study that pays under one contractor can be denied under another with the same diagnosis.
We check the code, the diagnosis and the modifiers against your region's rules first. Claims that would fail get fixed. We bill in all 50 states, so we keep every region's policies.
Claims go out every day, not in a monthly batch. Medicare gives you 12 months from the date of service, and many commercial plans give 90 to 180 days.
A biller who batches monthly can lose claims to the deadline without anyone noticing. Sending daily keeps every claim well inside its deadline, and denials come back sooner.
What happens to denialsWe review them by study and by payer, free, with no strings.
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