The rules live in the details
The 8-minute rule, global surgical periods, screening-versus-diagnostic logic — none of it is generic. A coder who bills your specialty every day catches what a generalist misses.
Specialties
Coders who alreadyspeak yourspecialty.
Your account is staffed by coders assigned to your specialty, not a general queue. That is the difference between a claim that pays on first submission and one that comes back asking for a modifier.
14 specialties supported
Every specialty billsdifferently. We plan for that.
Behavioral Health
01Time-based psychotherapy codes, authorization tracking, and telehealth place-of-service rules.
Cardiology
02Diagnostic testing bundles, interpretation-only billing, and device monitoring intervals.
Urgent Care
03High-volume E/M leveling, S-codes, and payer-specific after-hours differentials.
Orthopedics
04Global surgical periods, modifier 24/25/59 discipline, and DME/implant capture.
Laboratory
05Panel bundling edits, medical-necessity ABNs, and very high daily claim throughput.
Urology
06In-office procedure and supply capture plus multi-stage surgical sequencing.
Primary Care
07Preventive vs. problem-oriented visits, chronic care management, and quality program codes.
Physical Therapy
088-minute rule unit math, therapy caps, plan-of-care recertification, and KX modifiers.
Podiatry
09Routine foot care coverage limits, at-risk diagnosis pairing, and Q-modifier accuracy.
Dermatology
10Lesion sizing and destruction codes, pathology linkage, and cosmetic/medical splits.
Pain Management
11Injection levels and laterality, fluoroscopic guidance, and prior-authorization volume.
OB/GYN
12Global maternity packages, antepartum split billing, and newborn/delivery coordination.
Gastroenterology
13Screening vs. diagnostic colonoscopy logic, PT modifiers, and anesthesia coordination.
Sleep Medicine
14Titration study rules, home sleep test coverage, and PAP compliance documentation.
Why specialty matters
Generic billing ishow money goes missing.
Payer behavior varies by specialty
The same payer that auto-pays a primary care visit will pend a pain management injection for authorization. We track those patterns per specialty and per plan.
Documentation feedback that lands
We tell your providers exactly which phrase was missing, in the vocabulary of their own specialty — not a forwarded denial notice.
Don't see your specialty?
The list above is where we have the deepest bench, not a limit. If you practice something else, call and ask directly — we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit or not.
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