CPT 75716 Description CPT 75716 refers to a radiological procedure known as “Angiography, extremity, unilateral, radiological supervision and interpretation.” This procedure involves the use of X-rays to examine the blood vessels in one extremity (arm or leg) to diagnose conditions such as blockages, narrowing, or aneurysms. It requires a contrast medium to be injected into […]
Introduction to MBC as a Leading ASC Billing Company Medical Billers and Coders (MBC) is a leading ASC billing company that specializes in providing comprehensive billing services to ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) across the United States. With over 20 years of experience in the healthcare industry, MBC has developed a reputation for delivering high-quality billing […]
As a neurologist, you understand the importance of accurate and timely medical billing for your practice. However, managing complex billing and coding procedures can be time-consuming and often lead to errors that significantly impact your revenue. This is where outsourcing your neurology medical billing can help streamline your billing process, reduce errors, and improve your […]
Defining ‘New Patient’ According to the CPT definition, a new patient has not received professional services from the physician or another physician in the same specialty and group practice within the last three years. Accurate differentiation between new and established patients, alongside the correct usage of the New Patient CPT Code Range, is critical for […]
Challenges in Orthopedic Billing Orthopedic billing is a complex and challenging task that requires expertise in medical billing and coding. Compared to other specialties, orthopedic billing is even more complicated and requires a deeper understanding of the services provided by orthopedic providers. The billing team needs to carefully document and charge for all services provided, […]
Compared to other medical specialties, plastic surgery coding is challenging. Various factors, like the complexity of procedures, lack of standardization, limited insurance coverage, and documentation requirements, make it challenging to receive accurate insurance reimbursements. It’s difficult to share generalized coding guidelines for plastic surgery due to the vastness of medical procedures. This blog shared coding […]
The credentialing application can be lengthy, and providers may feel overwhelmed by the amount of information they need to provide. Accurately answering questions from provider credentialing applications is crucial because these answers will decide whether the provider will get credentialed or not. Most of the questions in the application may be complex and require detailed […]
Basics of Radiology Billing Codes To receive accurate insurance reimbursements it is important to have a detailed understanding of radiology billing codes. The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) code range for radiology procedures is 70010-79999, which is maintained by the American Medical Association (AMA). This code range is further sub-divided into 7 groups namely, 70010-76499: Diagnostic […]
In-network providers generally cannot balance bill patients. When a healthcare provider participates in an insurance network, they agree to accept the insurer’s contracted rates as payment in full for covered services. This means that the provider cannot charge patients for the difference between their usual fees and the lower rates negotiated with the insurer. An […]
Becoming an in-network with insurance companies means that a healthcare provider has contracted with multiple insurance companies to provide healthcare services to the insurance company’s members at a negotiated rate. When a healthcare provider becomes an in-network provider, they agree to accept the insurance company’s reimbursement rates for covered services, which are typically lower than […]
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