SPECIALTIES
A denial in behavioral health looks nothing like a denial in orthopedic surgery. Instead of one long list, we organize our work into five billing models — so you can find the group that matches your practice and see exactly where revenue is typically lost.
Talk to a specialist for your practiceAuthorization-heavy, time-based coding and frequent medical-necessity review. Denials cluster around units, documentation of session length, and telehealth modifiers.
8 specialties
View Behavioral & Mental HealthGlobal periods, modifiers, multi-procedure reductions, and assistant-surgeon rules. Revenue leaks live in bundling edits and implant/device documentation.
10 specialties
View Surgical & ProceduralE/M level accuracy, chronic care and remote monitoring programs, and risk-adjusted documentation. Volume is high and per-claim margin is thin, so clean first-pass rates decide profitability.
12 specialties
View Medical & Chronic CareTechnical/professional splits, medical-necessity and LCD rules, high claim volume with narrow payer tolerance for documentation gaps.
8 specialties
View Diagnostics & AncillaryMultiple tax IDs, locations, and payer contracts under one reporting structure. Credentialing, enrollment, and consolidated analytics matter as much as claim work.
6 specialties
View Facilities & Provider GroupsThese are the groups we support today. If your practice sits outside them, tell us your payer mix and volume and we'll say plainly whether we're the right fit.
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