Which Medical Specialties Does MedPrecision Bill?
MedPrecision publishes a billing page for each of the 39 specialties it works, grouped by how the specialty actually bills: primary and ambulatory care, behavioral health, therapy and rehabilitation, medical and procedural specialties, surgical and facility billing, and diagnostics, DME and home care. Each page sets out that specialty's common codes, the payer rules it runs into, and the billing problems that cost it money — for example the 15-minute timed codes and the Medicare KX modifier threshold that govern outpatient PT, OT and speech therapy; session-based codes and authorization limits in mental health and ABA; NCCI procedure-to-procedure edits, which decide whether two overlapping services in one encounter can both be reported; and global surgical periods in orthopedics and general surgery. Pick the page that matches what you bill — or the multispecialty page if you bill several under one tax ID.
- 39 specialty pages, grouped by practice and program type
- Each page lists that specialty’s common codes and payer gotchas
- Behavioral, therapy, primary care, surgical, facility and diagnostic billing
- One page for groups billing several specialties under a single tax ID
Your Specialty Has Unique Billing Problems. We Solve Them.
Every specialty bills its own code subset under its own modifier and authorization rules — which is where claims stop paying. Pick yours below to see what that page covers.
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Top Specialties We Serve
Ten common specialties, and what each page covers. The full directory of 39 follows below.
Mental Health Billing
CPT codes 90834/90837, modifier handling, and payer-specific auth rules for therapists and psychiatrists.
See How We Bill This SpecialtyBehavioral Health Billing
Substance abuse, counseling, and behavioral health billing with carve-out payer expertise.
See How We Bill This SpecialtyPhysical Therapy Billing
Timed code accuracy, modifier 59/XE on separate 15-minute blocks, and Medicare KX modifier threshold tracking.
See How We Bill This SpecialtyABA Therapy Billing
High-volume session billing, authorization and unit tracking, and state-by-state Medicaid rules for ABA providers.
See How We Bill This SpecialtyFamily Practice Billing
E/M leveling, preventive visit coding, and multi-payer management for family medicine.
See How We Bill This SpecialtyInternal Medicine Billing
Chronic care management codes, AWV billing, and complex E/M documentation support.
See How We Bill This SpecialtyUrgent Care Billing
High-volume same-day coding, after-hours and weekend visit codes, and point-of-care billing.
See How We Bill This SpecialtyCardiology Billing
Interventional and diagnostic cardiology coding with bundling/unbundling compliance.
See How We Bill This SpecialtyOrthopedic Billing
Surgical coding, global period management, and implant billing for orthopedic practices.
See How We Bill This SpecialtyDermatology Billing
Procedure-heavy coding, path lab billing, and Mohs surgery claim accuracy.
See How We Bill This SpecialtyAll 39 Specialties
Grouped by how the specialty bills, because that is what decides the work: a session-based practice fights authorization limits, a procedural one fights bundling edits, a facility one fights two claims for one encounter. Every page lists that specialty's common codes, the payer rules it runs into, and the billing problems it hits most.
Bill several specialties under one tax ID? Start with multispecialty practice billing. If your problem is a process rather than a specialty -- denials, aging A/R, credentialing -- the services pages are the better starting point.
Primary and ambulatory care
Visit-driven practices: E/M leveling, preventive and wellness visits, and the same code set billed across many payers at once.
Behavioral health
Session-based codes, authorization limits counted in visits or units, and plans that carve behavioral health out to a separate administrator.
Therapy and rehabilitation
Timed codes billed in 15-minute units, visit and plan-of-care limits, and — for Medicare outpatient PT, OT and speech — the KX modifier threshold.
Medical and procedural specialties
Office visits and procedures on the same day, where NCCI procedure-to-procedure edits and the modifier that fits — 25 for a separate E/M, 59 or an X modifier between two procedures — decide whether both lines pay.
Surgical, hospital and facility
Global surgical periods, professional claims that have to reconcile with a facility claim for the same encounter, and anesthesia time units.
Diagnostics, DME and home care
Work that depends on someone else’s order: medical-necessity documentation, technical and professional components, and recurring or episode-based claims.
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Each page here covers the codes and denials that specialty runs into. Send us yours along with your current denial rate and days in AR, and we will come back on where your numbers sit against what we see. Written findings in 3-5 business days.
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Send your specialty and what your denials and A/R look like now. We will come back with what we would change first and why -- written findings in 3-5 business days, no contract.
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