Diagnostic testing coding
ECG (93000), echocardiography (93306), stress testing (93015) and Holter monitoring (93224–93227).
Specialty billing
Cardiology billing services
Billing that handles visits, diagnostics and procedures.
Cardiology combines office visits, in-office diagnostics and procedures, each with its own coding, documentation and authorization rules. We keep each claim accurate and complete.
What we handle
Billing built for
Cardiology practices.
Codes shown are common examples. Payer rules vary, and we apply the policy that applies to each claim.
Professional and technical components
Correct use of modifiers 26 and TC when your practice owns the equipment.
Imaging authorizations
Prior authorization requirements for nuclear and advanced imaging tracked by payer before the study.
Procedure and device billing
Cath lab, pacemaker and ICD services coded from the procedure documentation.
E/M with same-day services
Evaluation and management reviewed with modifier 25 when separately identifiable work is documented.
Denials and appeals
Medical-necessity denials investigated, appealed and fed back into front-end processes.
How we work
Four steps.
Nothing left hanging.
- 01
Verify
Eligibility, benefits and authorizations are checked before the visit.
- 02
Code & submit
Encounters are coded from your documentation and claims are checked before they go out.
- 03
Follow up
Rejections, denials and unpaid claims are worked until they are resolved.
- 04
Report
You receive regular reporting on claims, denials and collections.
Do you handle in-office testing?
Yes, including billing the technical and professional components correctly when your practice owns the equipment.
Can you manage prior authorizations?
We track authorization requirements by payer and procedure so they are in place before a study is scheduled.
Do you bill both hospital and office services?
Yes. The workflow differs by setting, so we map it with your team during onboarding.
Your next chapter starts here
More time for patients.
More potential for your practice.
Start with a free practice audit or a conversation about your Cardiology practice.
No patient information needed.