Revenue Cycle Management Blog

Obstetricians and gynecologists (OB/GYNs) face unique coding challenges due to the complexity of pregnancy-related services, preventive care, and surgical procedures. This guide provides best practices for OB/GYN medical coding to enhance efficiency, reduce claim denials, and optimize revenue.

Learn how significant losses to a primary care practice can occur when medical coding is not processed accurately, jeopardizing the financial health of the organization.

January 24, 2025 - Each year, the American Medical Association (AMA) updates Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes to reflect advancements in medical technology, evolving practices, and new procedures. The CPT code set evolves through a transparent editorial...

For endocrinology specialties, accurate coding ensures proper reimbursement, streamlines billing processes, and provides a clear record of patient care. It’s crucial to stay on top of medical coding for maximum reimbursement. Learn what ICD-10 and CPT Codes, plus Modifiers are used for endocrinology services.

Medical coding for behavioral health is notably intricate due to the nuanced nature of mental health diagnoses, varied therapy types, and evolving guidelines. In this guide, we’ll cover the complexities of behavioral health coding and provide you with a detailed reference to navigate the unique challenges associated with this specialty.

Appropriate billing for professional services in a hospital environment is dependent on the correct identification and classification of medical services delivered. Learn the most common challenges faced by hospital-based physicians and how to overcome them.

Physicians: Learn the ins and outs of the new CPT Code G2211, how to use it, and how to get paid for your remote monitoring services. In this article, we outline what’s needed in your practice to effectively utilize this new billing code.