Family & internal medicine
High-volume E/M, AWVs, and chronic care — coded from the note, not the template.
Specialties
Coders and billers are assigned by specialty, not by whoever is free on a Tuesday. If your work is not on this list, say so on the audit form — we will tell you honestly if we are the wrong shop.
High-volume E/M, AWVs, and chronic care — coded from the note, not the template.
Diagnostics, interventions, and global periods that payers love to unbundle.
In-office procedures, therapy, and surgical globals with implant and laterality discipline.
Biopsies, destructions, and path — clean modifiers, no leftover cosmetic leakage.
Time-based psychotherapy, collaborative care, and payer-specific auth rules.
Global maternity, in-office procedures, and ultrasound that actually matches the trimester.
Vaccines, well visits, and after-hours that commercial plans still mishandle.
Timed codes, caps, and plan-of-care recertification before the denial lands.
Injections, imaging, and medical-necessity packets that survive first review.
Screening vs. diagnostic, anesthesia, and pathology — modifiers that keep colonoscopies paid.
POS, after-hours, and high daily volume without a three-day charge lag.
One billing team, split reporting, and credentialing that does not stall a new provider.