Do you have separate teams per specialty?

Accounts are staffed by people who have billed that specialty before, and every payer is configured with the specialty-specific edits that apply. What you do not get is a generalist queue where your claims are handled the same as everyone else's.

My specialty is not on the list. Can you bill it?

Very likely. Ask, and if we have not billed it before we will say so rather than learn on your claims. The pages below are the specialties where we have written down what is different; they are not the limit of what we do.

Does specialty change the price?

Only indirectly. Pricing depends on claim volume, payer mix and documentation quality. A specialty with many low-dollar claims prices differently from one with few high-dollar procedures, but the model is the same.

Specialty Medical Billing Services for Clinics

Family physician in a white coat going over paperwork with a patient in an exam room, family practice billing services

Family Practice Medical Billing

Mixed-visit days billed right: E/M with modifier 25, wellness visits, vaccines, point-of-care tests and chronic care management.

Internist holding a chart while talking with a patient sitting up in a hospital bed, internal medicine billing services

Internal Medicine Medical Billing

E/M levels defended, transitional and chronic care captured, diagnostics linked to a covered diagnosis, and A/R worked plan by plan.

Anatomical model of a human heart on a stand on a dark desk, cardiology billing services

Cardiology Medical Billing

Diagnostic imaging, cath lab, electrophysiology and device follow-up billed with component modifiers and global periods under control.

Orthopedic surgeon reviewing a knee X-ray with a patient, orthopedic billing services

Orthopedics Medical Billing

Fracture care, global periods, arthroscopy edits, laterality, braces and workers' comp claims.

Dermatologist examining a patient's skin with a dermatoscope, dermatology billing services

Dermatology Medical Billing

Biopsy add-ons, excisions held for pathology, Mohs stages and modifier 25 reviewed on every claim.

Close-up of a therapist holding a client's hands during a counseling session, mental health billing services

Mental Health Medical Billing

Time-based psychotherapy codes, authorization counts, carve-out payers and telehealth rules handled per plan.

Patient doing supervised core exercises on a mat in a bright rehabilitation gym, physical therapy billing services

Physical Therapy Medical Billing

Timed units reconciled to the note, KX thresholds tracked, plans of care recertified on time, visit limits caught before the visit.

Silhouette of a person stretching in a low lunge on a mat at sunset by the water, chiropractic billing services

Chiropractic Medical Billing

Spinal manipulation codes, the AT modifier, ABN workflow, network managers and visit limits.

Row of empty treatment beds with pink privacy curtains in a brightly lit clinic bay, urgent care billing services

Urgent Care Medical Billing

Walk-in volume billed at the counter: S9083 versus E/M by contract, POS 20, after-hours codes, waived tests and provider enrollment.

Pediatrician listening to a toddler's chest during a well visit, pediatric billing services

Pediatrics Medical Billing

Well-child visits by age band, vaccine components, newborn claims and Medicaid MCOs.

Obstetrician performing a prenatal ultrasound on an expectant mother, OB/GYN billing services

OB/GYN Medical Billing

Global maternity packages, split care, ultrasounds, IUDs, gyn surgery and the 2027 maternity code change.

Gastroenterology practice, gastroenterology billing services

Gastroenterology Medical Billing

Screening versus diagnostic colonoscopy, modifiers 33 and PT, and infusion services.

Physician performing a fluoroscopy-guided spinal injection, pain management billing services

Pain Management Medical Billing

Epidurals, facet blocks, ablation, stimulator trials, drug testing and incident-to visits billed inside coverage policy.

Clinician with a stethoscope taking a seated patient's blood pressure at a community screening table, podiatry billing services

Podiatry Medical Billing

Routine foot care exceptions, Q modifiers, LOPS evaluations, diabetic shoes through the DME MAC, wound care and surgical globals.

Ophthalmology practice, ophthalmology billing services

Ophthalmology Medical Billing

Eye exam codes versus E/M, cataract co-management and intravitreal injections.

Also Billed

Other Specialties We Work With

Not every specialty needs its own page to be billed well. These are specialties we bill today without a dedicated write-up. If yours is not listed, ask anyway.

Mental & Behavioral HealthRadiologyAmbulatory SurgeryHome HealthDMEOptometrySleep MedicineTelehealth

Specialty Billing Questions

Because the rules that decide whether a claim pays are specialty-specific: which codes bundle, which modifiers a payer accepts, what needs prior authorization, and how documentation has to read. A biller who does not know that a cardiology payer bundles the ECG into the visit will keep getting the same denial.

Specialty-Specific Medical Billing Services

Family Practice Medical Billing

Internal Medicine Medical Billing

Cardiology Medical Billing

Orthopedics Medical Billing

Dermatology Medical Billing

Mental Health Medical Billing

Physical Therapy Medical Billing

Chiropractic Medical Billing

Urgent Care Medical Billing

Pediatrics Medical Billing

OB/GYN Medical Billing

Gastroenterology Medical Billing

Pain Management Medical Billing

Podiatry Medical Billing

Ophthalmology Medical Billing

Other Specialties We Work With

Specialty Billing Questions

Tell Us Your Specialty and Payer Mix

Specialty-Specific Medical Billing Services

Other Specialties We Work With

Specialty Billing Questions

Why does specialty matter for medical billing?

Do you have separate teams per specialty?

My specialty is not on the list. Can you bill it?

Does specialty change the price?

Tell Us Your Specialty and Payer Mix