Monday, February 29, 2016

ENT Medical Coding

Coding for ENT (ear, nose, and throat) specialists, or otolaryngologists, is a decidedly intricate task. The complexities with which certified ENT specialty coders are faced necessitate broad experience that includes specific, sweeping understanding of pertinent medical terminology, related anatomy, and physiology. ENT’s diagnose and treat diseases of the ear, nose, throat, and mouth as well as structures of the face and neck. READ MORE……

Medical Coding for General Surgery

Coding for a general surgery practice, whether a solo or group practice, is an immensely complex task. General surgery is comprised of a wide range of services and procedures that run the gamut from routine to the profoundly complicated. General surgeons conduct surgical measures including endoscopic procedures and certain repairs, TAP anesthetic blocks, and procedures relating to the alimentary canal (digestive system organs), breasts, endocrine system, the skin, certain vascular concerns, and traumatic injury. Some of the more difficult claims to code involve bilateral surgeries and multiple surgical procedures performed the same day. READ MORE……

Medical Coding for Cardiology

Medical coding for cardiologists entails a specialized set of skills that are vital when applying the diverse, and highly precise, diagnoses and procedures that define this type of practice. Within the cardiology specialty field, there exists a determined need for heightened specificity and qualified documentation with respect to the subsequent effects of any treatment/procedure and the patient's status and condition. These demands call for an experienced, certified cardiology coding specialist. READ MORE…..

Friday, January 29, 2016

Medical Coding for Neurology

The span of services rendered by neurology specialists demands exceptional and experienced neurology coders to appropriately interpret and relay the myriad of possible diagnostic and evaluation scenarios in addition to the neurological conditions and diseases treated. Coding of these intricate services presents a challenge for even the most experienced medical coder. Proper interpretation and code application will ensure that revenue streams are sustained and that your practice is in compliance with all regulatory bodies. Read more……

Medical Coding Services for Radiation Oncology

Radiation oncology, as the branch of medicine concerned with the use of ionizing radiation in the treatment of cancer, and certain non-malignant medical conditions, is comprised of several layers of care and treatment modalities that are highly complex in nature. Coding for radiation oncology requires a unique set of skills and abilities that are specific to this highly technical and multi-faceted clinical specialty. Certified radiation oncology coding specialists are adept at navigating the subtleties and distinctions that define this field of concentration including the various procedures that comprise treatment delivery. READ MORE…..

Thursday, January 28, 2016

Psychiatry Medical Coding



Medical coding for psychiatry presents unique challenges due to the extensive range of diagnostic and therapeutic interventions and services provided. Expectations when coding for psychiatric practices involve expanded descriptions and explanations of case complexity and specificity. Professional psychiatric medical coders are equipped with a profound knowledge of the DSM-5 and have the expert ability to interpret and appropriately code for the complex determinations that make up each patient event. READ MORE…….

Thursday, July 16, 2015

How to choose a contract medical coding company

Medical coding has revolutionized the financial aspect of medicine and has proven to be a fundamental component in any clinical practice. Use of Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) and International Classification of Diseases – Tenth Clinical Modification (ICD 10) systems of coding have brought better ways of optimizing medical records and preparation of claims enhancing revenue collection. READ MORE…..