Acupuncture Billing Services
Overview
Acupuncture is a technical Practice uses fine needles to stimulate specific points on the body to treat different conditions. As a niche practice, acupuncture billing requires expertise in handling unique procedure codes, insurance policies, and payer requirements to ensure accurate reimbursement. Hello MDS offers tailored billing solutions for acupuncture practices, helping them navigate complexities and maintain financial health.
Our Acupuncture Billing Services Include:
Verification of patient insurance coverage for acupuncture procedures.
Accurate coding of commonly used acupuncture CPT codes, such as 97810, 97811, 97813, and 97814.
Claim submission and meticulous follow-up to minimize denials.
Resolution of denied claims and appeals management.
Comprehensive financial reporting to track practice performance.
Key Challenges in Acupuncture Billing:
Understanding payer-specific coverage limitations for acupuncture services.
Handling denials due to incomplete documentation or medical necessity issues.
Keeping up with changes in coding needs and payment rates.
Why Choose Hello MDS for Acupuncture Billing?
Our staff is well-aware in acupuncture billing and coding norms.
Adherence to payer and regulatory guidelines to prevent compliance issues.
Efficient processes to reduce delays in reimbursements.
Tailored services designed to meet the unique needs of your practice.
| Commonly Used CPT Codes | |
|---|---|
| 97810 | Acupuncture, one or more needles, without electrical stimulation (first 15 minutes). |
| 97811 | Acupuncture, one or more than one needles, without electrical stimulation (additional 15 minutes). |
| 97813 | Acupuncture, one or more than one needles, with electrical stimulation (first 15 minutes). |
| 97814 | Acupuncture, one or more needles, with electrical stimulation (additional 15 minutes). |
Contact Us
Streamline your acupuncture billing process with Hello MDS. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and discover how we can help optimize your revenue cycle.
