Adhering to timely filing limits can help therapists avoid costly claim denials. Get tips for tracking insurance deadlines and appeals, and streamlining billing....

Therapists in fields like physical, occupational and Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) use modifier 52 to report a reduced service. Get tips for use in our blog....

97129 CPT code is a billing code for therapeutic interventions focusing on cognitive functions. See billing tips for the 92129 CPT code and more in our blog....

The GA modifier should only be used by therapists when the client has signed an Advance Beneficiary Notice. Find out more about the requirements of this code....

CO-197 denial code is a claims adjustment reason code (CARC) that is included in an insurance denial. Learn how to prevent CO 1970 denial codes in our blog....

Coinsurance in health insurance is the percentage of healthcare costs paid after a client meets their deductible. Learn how coinsurance can affect your practice....

97750 CPT code applies to tests measuring a client's strength, endurance, range of motion, and physical performance. Get documentation and billing tips for 97750....

Capitation payments allow therapists to be paid a flat rate per member per month regardless of whether services are delivered. See if this model is right for you....

The GN modifier is applicable to a range of services in the area of speech-language pathology. Discover its importance and when to use it in our blog....

Upcoding and downcoding are terms encountered in therapy billing. Learn how they could have an impact on a therapist’s revenue and professional standing....