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E/M level selection for complex neurological visits requires documentation depth that matches medical decision-making, not just time.
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EEG, EMG/NCS, and sleep study components need correct technical/professional splits and place-of-service accuracy.
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Infusion therapies (e.g., for MS or migraine) carry payer-specific prior authorization and site-of-care rules.
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Botulinum toxin and other high-cost injectable billing requires precise unit and waste documentation.
Coding review tuned to neurology E/M complexity and common diagnostic CPT families.
Technical/professional component checks for EEG, EMG, and sleep studies before submission.
Prior authorization tracking for infusion and injectable therapies with payer-specific rules.
Denial management focused on medical necessity documentation for diagnostics and high-cost drug billing.
Engagement path
From specialty audit to steady paid claims
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Specialty audit
Review recent claims, denials, and CPT patterns for your panel.
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Edit set tuned
Scrubbing and denial playbooks aligned to your specialty reality.
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Daily ownership
Submission, follow-up, and appeals with a named next step every time.
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Clear reporting
Production, collections, and aging in plain language — monthly.
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Do you bill EEG and EMG technical components?
We bill what your practice owns — technical, professional, or global — based on your equipment and staffing setup, confirmed during onboarding.
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Can you handle infusion therapy prior authorization?
Yes, for common neurology infusion therapies, with status tracked so treatment scheduling has less last-minute risk.
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Do you code botulinum toxin injections?
Yes, with attention to unit counts, waste documentation, and diagnosis-specific coverage policies that vary by payer.
