Value-Based Care in Cardiology Billing: Thriving Beyond Fee-for-Service

Fee-for-service models are giving way to value-based care in cardiology. The change isn't just billing—it's a rethinking of care delivery focused on cost-effectiveness, measurable results, and sustainable heart disease management.

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Mastering Mental Health Billing: A Guide to CPT Codes and Documentation

Mental health billing is complex, with evolving CPT codes, time-sensitive documentation, and strict payer rules. This guide breaks down essential strategies for accurate coding, telehealth compliance, and denial prevention—helping your practice optimize revenue while staying fully compliant.

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Orthopedic Surgery Billing Best Practices: For Joint Replacements and Fracture Care

Orthopedic billing is complex, especially for joint replacements and fracture care. This guide breaks down essential strategies to ensure accurate coding, proper use of modifiers, and adherence to payer policies for better reimbursement and fewer denials.

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Mastering Workers' Compensation Billing in Orthopedics: Turning Complexity Into Profitability

Workers’ compensation billing in orthopedics isn’t like other insurance—it’s governed by complex state rules, strict documentation, and long approval cycles. This guide covers essential WC billing strategies to help your practice reduce denials, stay compliant, and turn WC cases into a strong revenue source.

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Understanding Commonly Used Modifier Codes in Medical Billing and Their Impact on Reimbursements

According to the AMA and the CMS, a Modifiers in Medical Billing provides the means to report or indicate that a service or procedure has been performed and altered by some specific circumstance but not changed in definition. Healthcare practices tend to suffer from aged accounts, write-offs, and revenue leakage if they do not have a firm grip on the use of modifiers. In this article, we bring you the common modifiers in medical billing & their applications.

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