Cardiology billing during an EHR migration: how to avoid revenue disruption
Most EHR migrations are judged by how quickly physicians get comfortable with the new screens. The billing office uses a…
Cardiology NCCI Edits: How to Prevent Bundling Errors and Claim Denials
Cardiology billing involves complex coding requirements because multiple diagnostic and therapeutic procedures are frequently performed during the same encounter. Cardiac…
Cardiology Insurance Contract Negotiation: How to Identify Reimbursement Opportunities
Cardiology insurance contract negotiation starts in the remittance data, well before anyone sits down with a payer. A practice can…
In-House vs. Outsourced Cardiology Billing: Which Is Better for Your Practice?
In-House vs. Outsourced Cardiology Billing: Which Is Better for Your Practice? Choosing between in-house and outsourced cardiology billing is an…
CPT Code 33010: Understanding the Procedure, Coding Changes, and Documentation
CPT Code 33010 was previously used to report an initial pericardiocentesis, a procedure performed to remove excess fluid from the…