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Cardiology billing services in Nebraska start with WPS, your Medicare contractor for jurisdiction J5. Its coverage rules for echo, nuclear and monitors shape what gets paid. We're based in Texas, bill cardiology only in every state, and charge 3% of collections.
3% of collectionsNo setup feeNo contract
CMS lists WPS for Medicare jurisdiction J5, which includes Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri.
Medicare local coverage determinations are made by the contractor for its jurisdiction. Requirements may differ across jurisdictions, so we check the current applicable policy rather than assume a decision transfers.
We compare each claim with the applicable WPS guidance before release. The billing team can flag missing support for the practice to review; the treating clinician remains responsible for the record.
Your schedule likely carries Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska, Medica, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna and Cigna.
Heritage Health is Nebraska's Medicaid managed care program. The state publishes current participating plans and provider resources, and plan assignment and authorization can depend on the member and service. We confirm the current plan before billing.
We're built for independent practices of 1 to 10 cardiologists with imaging in the office. That means echo and vascular labs, a nuclear camera, monitors and device checks.
Omaha practices may see patients from Council Bluffs and western Iowa. Both states are listed in J5, but Medicare coverage is subject to the applicable policy and claim details. Commercial and Medicaid plan rules still need a separate check.
Outstate practices in Kearney, North Platte and Scottsbluff bill under the same WPS rules as Omaha.
Leaving a local biller, or a biller who left? The switch runs on a 60-day plan. Your claims keep moving from day one, and we work the old A/R in parallel.
Your dedicated biller learns your payers, your EHR and your doctors, and stays with your practice.
Your first 60 days with usYes. We bill in all 50 states, so an Iowa plan on a Nebraska schedule is routine.
No. We work in the system you already have.
3% of collections. No setup fee, no contract, no per-claim charges.
Review context: Checked official CMS and Nebraska provider sources on September 30, 2026. This is an administrative source check, not a clinical review, a claim-level coverage determination, legal advice, or a payment guarantee. CMS's current fee-schedule page links a ZIP-to-carrier-locality file updated August 13, 2026; its separate Locality Key table is labeled 2024. No blanket 2026 locality or payment assertion is made here. Confirm the applicable locality, member eligibility, provider requirements, and authorization for each claim.
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3% of collectionsNo setup feeNo contract