Straight-talking articles on billing and revenue cycle, credentialing, state licensing and healthcare technology, written by the people who do this work every day for practices across all 50 states.
CPT 99483 reimburses meaningfully better than a standard office visit, but it comes with eight required documentation elements and a strict once-per-180-days limit…
Read MoreA delayed Medicare enrollment for an occupational therapist doesn't just push back a start date, it can mean weeks of unbillable patient visits. This article breaks…
Read MoreIncident-to billing lets a qualifying nurse practitioner's visit get reimbursed at 100% of the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule instead of 85%, but the requirements…
Read MoreCPT 00500 to 00580 covers anesthesia for chest, esophageal, and heart procedures, and it's one of the most audited corners of the anesthesia fee schedule. Here's…
Read MoreDigital mental health treatment now has a defined Medicare billing pathway, but coverage depends heavily on the specific service, the device, and the documentation…
Read MoreThe FDA approved an at-home Leqembi starting dose, ending the 18-month IV requirement. Here's what changes clinically and operationally, from ARIA monitoring to…
Read MoreThe 2026 West Nile virus season is running well ahead of the historical average, with national case counts climbing fast across dozens of states. This guide walks…
Read MoreCardiac imaging and procedures are facing tighter prior authorization scrutiny in 2026 as Medicare Advantage plans, commercial payers, and now traditional Medicare…
Read MoreThe 2026 CPT code set brings 288 new codes, 84 deletions, and 46 revisions effective January 1. This guide covers the key billing changes and steps to avoid denials.
Read MoreReading about denials, credentialing delays and licensing paperwork is one thing. Handing them to a team that does it every day is another. Tell us where it hurts and we will tell you honestly what we would do.
