Wound care billing requires accurate CPT codes, ICD-10 codes, and documentation. From debridement to dressing change CPT codes, this guide explains how wound care billing services reduce denials, improve compliance, and maximize reimbursements for providers.

The HCFA 1500 form (CMS-1500) is the cornerstone of professional medical billing. This guide explains who uses it, how to fill it out correctly, common errors, and proven strategies to reduce denials and accelerate payments. A must-read for providers and billing teams.

RBT supervision billing can be complex for BCBAs, with strict payer rules and documentation requirements. This guide explains CPT codes, common mistakes, and best practices for billing supervision accurately while reducing denials and staying compliant.

Get complete Medicare billing guidance on CPT codes G0101 and Q0091. This article explains eligibility, risk categories, diagnosis codes, and when to use modifier 25—all aligned with CMS preventive service rules.

Explore the 15 most-used anesthesia CPT codes for 2025 with time unit tips, ASA modifiers, and pain management billing guidance.

The new patient CPT code is a cornerstone of medical billing that providers must understand.

Diabetic foot care billing requires precise coding and Medicare compliance to avoid denials. Learn key CPT codes and documentation essentials for accurate reimbursement.

Telemedicine is transforming healthcare, making medical services more accessible and cost-effective. With updated CPT codes, evolving Medicare and Medicaid policies, and ongoing technological advancements, virtual care is set to grow. Discover how telemedicine impacts billing, compliance, and patient care in 2025.