Our prowess in dermatology medical billing runs ‘far deeper’ than just ‘skin deep’. At NeuraBill, we offer full-stack dermatology billing services so you can enjoy up to a 15% revenue uptick, effortlessly.
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Whether it is the ‘revenue rashes’ or ‘billing blemishes’, we ‘clear up’ everything with our proven dermatology billing solutions. We know that the claim denial rate for dermatology is one of the highest (15%) among all medical specialties.
Dermatology practices are already bearing the burden of expensive skin care procedures and products, but when their reimbursement claims are repeatedly denied, it collapses the practice’s financial standing. To remedy this, we offer comprehensive dermatology revenue cycle management (RCM), including medical billing and practice management support.
Our dermatology billing and coding services ensure clean and compliant claim submission, timely payment collection, effective denial resolution, and ongoing consultation. So, rest assured that we can help you ‘excise’ the complexities of dermatology billing, ‘layer by layer’.
Do you want to walk on a ‘smooth’ and ‘spotless’ path to payment collection? Then entrust your dermatology billing and coding to us, the same way numerous others have done before you. It was not easy to leave a ‘mark’ in this vast and competitive industry, but we did it with our commitment to billing accuracy and excellence.
When practices opt for our dermatology medical billing services, they enjoy the confidence that comes with properly coded and compliant claims filing. Our dermatology billing experts meticulously handle every step of the process so practitioners can focus on rendering quality skin care rather than getting pulled into the complexities of insurance billing.
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Procedural, or CPT, coding for dermatology procedures and services can confuse even the most experienced medical coders. Whether the lesion was benign or malignant, or one tag was removed or many, everything must be determined for accurate code selection.
Dermatology procedures’ coverages vary from payer to payer. E.g., while UnitedHealthcare covers laser surgery, Medicare may categorize it as a cosmetic procedure and deny its reimbursement. So, it is hard for dermatologists to keep up with varying coverages.
And if you thought that different coverage rules were the only thing that you would have to tackle when it came to insurance payers, you were wrong! Payers often revise their billing policies and coding guidelines, adding more confusion to dermatology billing.
Dermatologists must obtain prior authorizations from insurance payers before performing certain procedures like cryotherapy and skin grafting. Without a pre-authorization, claims are denied. However, it can take weeks for the payer to pre-approve the service.
Sometimes, even dermatologists fail to clarify whether the service was medically necessary or for cosmetic reasons. Cosmetic services are not covered by payers, and for medically necessary services, detailed documentation and justification are required.
Bundling two procedures into one for simplified dermatology billing or unbundling global procedures for separate/higher reimbursements can also trigger denials. Often, billers don’t even realize over- or under-coding mistakes due to varying billing rules.
In medical billing for dermatology, accurate coding is the ‘hypodermis’ of excellence. Slight variations in code descriptors warrant the selection of a completely different code. While coding errors remain the primary reason for claim denials, we fix this with our dermatology billing services. Our AAPC-certified coders have mastered CPT code selection for dermatology procedures to ensure rightful reimbursement collection.
10030 - 10036
Introduction & Removal Procedures on the Skin
10040 - 10180
Incision and Drainage Procedures on the Skin
11000 - 11047
Debridement Procedures on the Skin
11055 - 11057
Paring or Cutting Procedures on the Skin
11102 - 11107
Biopsy Procedures on the Skin
11200 - 11201
Removal of Skin Tags Procedures
11300 - 11313
Shaving of Epidermal or Dermal Lesions Procedures
11400 - 11471
Excision-Benign Lesions Procedures on the Skin
11600 - 11646
Excision-Malignant Lesions Procedures on the Skin
96900 - 96999
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There are nearly 3,123 dermatology practices in the U.S., and many have chosen us as their billing partner. Want to know why? We file ‘pore-fect’ claims each time! Having spent years in the healthcare industry, we possess first-hand knowledge of dermatology billing and the challenges that come with it. That’s why we created and perfected our solutions so that every practice gets tailored support for a streamlined process and maximized cash flow.
Our dermatology billing services are available countrywide, including every rural, suburban, and urban destination. So, whether you run a skin care clinic in Livingston or are part of a dermatology department at a hospital in Houston, we’ve got your back.
Think of NeuraBill as a one-stop shop for all your billing needs. Our full suite of dermatology billing solutions is designed to provide end-to-end revenue cycle management. So, whether you need professional assistance with medical coding, charge entry, insurance claim creation, patient statements, denial management, old AR recovery, or practice management (EHR and EMR setup), we are here to help.
Calling ourselves just a dermatology billing company would be an understatement, because, like true business partners, we help you avoid legal troubles. Our dermatology billing and coding services are compliant with industry regulations and payer policies, so you can steer clear of penalties, fines, and reputational damage. From HIPAA and HITECH compliance to ISO 9001 quality standards, we ensure adherence to all.
Physicians and practices outsource dermatology billing for several reasons, but when it comes to benefits, they all admit enjoying them. From reduced administrative load to cost savings and timely expert assistance to increased reimbursement collections, all these are the advantages that clients experienced when they handed over dermatology medical billing to professionals.
Typically, noticeable improvements can be seen in the dermatology RCM within 1-3 months of acquiring dermatology medical billing services. However, real growth, like increased collections, reduced denials, and an overall uptick in revenue, becomes visible after 6 months of onboarding.
Yes, both commercial and government payers (Medicare and Medicaid) cover medically necessary dermatology services like skin cancer screenings, lesion and tag removals, acne and eczema treatments, etc.