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A US medical billing company with a dedicated billing team, handling eligibility, coding, claims, denials and A/R for your practice.
Start where it hurts
What’s slipping in your billing?
Pick what sounds like your practice. See which part of the revenue cycle it comes from, and where to look.
- “Claims keep coming back denied”
Stage 4 of 6 · Denials
Denial management
Every denial traced to its cause, corrected or appealed, and stopped from repeating.
Where it usually starts
- Coding errors
- Patient and coverage details
- Bundling and unbundling
Try it on the page: The denial decoder
See denial management - “Unpaid claims are getting old”
- “Patients are surprised by their bills”
- “We’re not sure our coding holds up”
- “Visits slip through without being billed”
- “Payments don’t match what we expected”
- “A new provider can’t bill yet”
- “We’re worried about an audit”
- “Our reports don’t say why”
Stage 4 of 6 · Denials
Denial management
Every denial traced to its cause, corrected or appealed, and stopped from repeating.
Where it usually starts
- Coding errors
- Patient and coverage details
- Bundling and unbundling
Try it on the page: The denial decoder
See denial managementWhat are denials costing you? Work it out in the denial cost calculator.
Your specialty
Medical billing built around your specialty
Pick your specialty: each page shows what makes its billing hard, with a tool to try it on.
Behavioral health
The minutes decide the code
- Under 16 min—not billed as psychotherapy
- 16–37 min90832
- 38–52 min90834
- 53+ min90837
The revenue cycle
Six stages, each with something to try
Every stage between the visit and the payment, and the tool on its page.
- 01EligibilityEligibility verificationCoverage and benefits checked before the visit, so claims do not fail on eligibility.Try: What a check before the visit covers
- 02CodingMedical codingCPT, ICD-10 and HCPCS codes matched to the documentation and the payer’s rules.Try: One claim line, taken apart
- 03ClaimsClaims submissionCharges entered, scrubbed and submitted clean, then tracked to a decision.Try: A claim’s journey, stop by stop
- 04DenialsDenial managementEvery denial traced to its cause, corrected or appealed, and stopped from repeating.Try: The denial decoder
- 05A/RA/R follow-upUnpaid claims worked by age and value until they are paid or closed.Try: Your A/R, by age
- 06PaymentsPayment postingERAs and EOBs posted accurately, with underpayments flagged.Try: A remittance, explained
From the blog
Medical billing guides
Specialty billing
90837 vs 90834: Billing Therapy Time Without Audits
CPT 90834 is 38 to 52 minutes of psychotherapy; 90837 is 53 minutes or more. The minutes documented in the note decide the code, not the length of the appointment slot. Here are the time bands, worked session examples, the add-on codes, and the documentation that holds up in a review.
Medical billing
How Much Do Medical Billing Companies Charge?
Medical billing companies charge in one of three ways: a percentage of what they collect, a fee per claim, or a flat monthly fee. Here is what each model rewards, what the fee usually leaves out, how to compare quotes on one basis, and the contract terms to read before you sign.
Compliance
Prior Authorization Rules 2026–27: What Practices Must Know
Since January 1, 2026, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid and CHIP plans must decide prior authorization requests within 72 hours (urgent) or 7 calendar days (standard) and give a specific reason for every denial. Here is who the rule covers, what comes in 2027, and the WISeR model.
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