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Radiation Oncology Course-of-Treatment Billing: Where Duplicate and Missing Charges Occur
Radiation oncology billing extends far beyond claim submission. Learn where missing and duplicate charges commonly occur throughout the course of treatment—from planning and simulation to dosimetry, physics, treatment delivery, and weekly management—and discover strategies to improve charge capture and reimbursement.
Professional versus Technical Component Billing in Radiation Oncology
Professional and technical component billing plays a critical role in radiation oncology reimbursement. Learn when to bill Modifier 26, the TC component, or global services, understand hospital versus freestanding billing requirements, and avoid common place-of-service and reimbursement mistakes.