The billing, front office and back-office services work for any specialty on this page. The three Medicare care programs do not, and we would rather tell you that here than three months into a contract.
Worth separating before anyone quotes you anything.
Almost certainly yes. Coding, claims, denials, prior authorization, credentialing and records work the same way across every specialty on this page.
That depends on whether you carry Medicare patients with chronic disease you actively manage. A surgical or mostly commercial practice will find few who qualify.
Not an alphabetical list. Each group faces a different bottleneck, and the tag says whether the Medicare care programs are likely to apply.
Where the three Medicare care programs pay off most — these are the practices carrying panels of chronically ill Medicare patients.
Chronic care management and remote monitoring fit the ones managing long-term disease; the rest take the billing and back-office services.
High-volume authorization and coding work, and credentialing that has to keep pace with hospital privileges.
Visit-limit tracking, authorization renewals and the documentation that decides whether the units get paid.
Behavioral health integration runs on the same monthly logic as chronic care management.
Volume billing where a small first-pass rejection rate is a large amount of money.
The list above is where we already have coders and payer knowledge. If your specialty is not on it, the honest answer is that we will look at your payer mix and codes and tell you whether we are the right fit — or whether you would be better served by a specialist billing shop that lives in your niche.
A 30-minute call. Tell us roughly how many Medicare patients you see, which EMR you use and what you already run in-house. We come back with which programs your patients qualify for, what each one would take to run, and what it is likely to be worth.
Same-day reply. Nothing is billed and no patient is enrolled from this form — it starts a conversation, nothing more.
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