CPT Codes

We understand that gastroenterology billing can be overwhelming due to complex coding, varying billing requirements, and changing regulations. Thus, we decided to cover the most commonly used gastroenterology CPT codes in individual guides to ensure we cover every aspect of each procedural code.  In this guide, we will discuss everything you need to know about […]

How accurately do you capture the severity of upper GI conditions and use the associated codes? Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a common gastrointestinal disorder in the US, affecting around 20% of the population. Therefore, the increasing demand for gastroenterologists is understandable. But, with their busy schedules, most doctors find it difficult to manage accurate

Ultrasound is an invaluable imaging tool, providing diagnosis and treatment guidance in various medical specialties. The procedure is considered safe during pregnancy as it does not expose the body to radiation. It offers real-time imaging and dynamic views of structures or organs in motion. Besides, it is painless, and patients experience minimal discomfort. This guide

Getting denials for breath testing? You might not be meeting its coding requirements. It is not easy to file multiple claims each day, especially when handling high volumes of patients and clinical emergencies. A simple coding mistake, such as an inappropriate procedure code, can trigger investigations by insurance companies. Coding requires attention, but sometimes, people

Welcome to another blog in our series, where we dissect the most searched CPT codes to clear our readers’ coding confusion. In today’s blog, we will discuss CPT code 96372, which is one of the most frequently reported CPT codes at pain management practices, OB/GYN clinics, and outpatient primary care centers.  So, let’s dive deep

Searching for the right code to bill a cardiovascular stress test? We might have the answer! There is no doubt that medical billing is complex. However, the process becomes more challenging for certain specialties like cardiology due to the wide range of treatments and procedures involved. The main problem? Coding, especially when dealing with specialized

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the USA. According to the American Heart Association, around 121.5 million adults in the country, or 48% of the population, are living with cardiovascular disease. Hence, it doesn’t come as a surprise that electrocardiography or electrocardiogram is one of the most used diagnostic tests in the

Understanding the cardiology CPT codes descriptor is nothing short of navigating a maze. We know the struggle because, at MediBillMD, we deal with the cardiology billing requirements of healthcare providers across all fifty states of the US. Regardless of the complexities, our partnered cardiologists experience fewer denials, higher collection rates, and reduced A/R days, ultimately

Medical code selection requires keen attention as it must accurately and precisely define the rendered procedure for fair reimbursements. If the available codes fail to describe a specific procedure completely, then there are various modifiers to assist coders. But, overusing modifiers can also backfire and may lead to audits. All these intricacies keep healthcare providers

A study published by The Lancet Neurology journal and cited by the World Health Organization (WHO) found that 1 in 3 people in the world (over 3 billion people!) are living with a neurological condition that increases their risk of disability, illness, and premature death.  In the United States, stroke, dementia, migraine, and Alzheimer’s disease