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Cardiology billing

Cardiology billing for diagnostics, procedures, and device monitoring

Cardiology billing has component billing, heavy authorization needs, and complex procedure bundling. We handle all of it.

Clinician checking a patient's blood pressure

The problem

Where cardiology practices lose money

  • Professional/technical component billing
  • Imaging and nuclear stress test authorizations
  • Cath lab bundling and NCCI edits
  • Remote device monitoring cycles

How we handle it

What we put in place

Imaging auths

Echo, nuclear, and CT authorizations secured before scheduling.

Procedure coding

Interventional coding by cardiology-trained coders.

Device monitoring

Remote monitoring billed on correct 90-day and 30-day cycles.

Global period tracking

Post-op visits tracked so they aren't billed incorrectly.

Workflow

How a cardiology claim moves through our team

  1. 01Auth
  2. 02Procedure coding
  3. 03Component billing
  4. 04Submit
  5. 05Follow-up
  6. 06Reporting

Client example

Cardiology practice, 6 cardiologists

The situation. Imaging and cath lab procedures were denied for missing prior authorizations.

What we did. Authorizations were tied to scheduling, with medical necessity checks before every study.

fewer auth denials
78%
collections
+16%
days in AR
30

Client details anonymized. Results vary by practice.

Find out what your billing is really costing you

Send us 90 days of claims data and we'll show you where revenue is slipping through, how much is recoverable, and what we would fix first. It's free and there's no obligation.

We sign a BAA before any patient data changes hands.