Gastroenterology Billing Services

Gastroenterology Billing Services Performed by Med Billing RES

Regardless of whether a gastroenterology practice is located in a hospital or an ambulatory surgery center, even simple procedures involve many components. Each of these components must be accurately represented in the codes submitted for billing. Missing or inconsistent information can lead to claim rejections. At Med Billing RES, we specialize in medical revenue cycle management (RCM), which includes billing and coding. Our team is trained and experienced in meticulously tracking all the details necessary for accurate coding of gastroenterology claims. in a hospital or ambulatory surgery center, there are many parts that go into even simple procedures. All of those parts must be accounted for in the codes that are submitted for billing, and anything that is missing or inconsistent will cause a claim to be rejected. Med Billing RES’s entire focus is on medical revenue cycle management (RCM), including billing and coding, so our team is trained and experienced in keeping track of all the details that must be included in the coding for gastroenterology claims.

Paperwork Demands on Physicians Are High

Physicians often get bogged down by detailed paperwork, leaving them with less time and energy for patient care. The good news is that most of the administrative tasks related to gastroenterology practice billing can be outsourced to professional billing companies like Med Billing RES, which specialize in handling this aspect of the medical field.

Gastroenterology procedures take place in different facilities and involve various teams like Internal Medicine, Clinical Lab, and Hepatology. Billing codes for these procedures need to capture who was involved, the type of facility used, and the specific procedure performed. While each physician and medical professional must be accounted for, some procedures are bundled, so not every individual needs to be listed separately.

Sedation coding depends on factors like the duration of sedation and whether a separate anesthesiologist was present. Coders and billers need to understand the procedures and be aware of the various combinations that may require code modifications.

After a patient has been diagnosed and treated, future screenings are coded as high risk, and coding must also indicate the history, again, requiring experience in the specialization for coders and billers.

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