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Mental Health billing

Mental health billing for therapists, psychiatrists, and group practices

Whether you're a solo therapist or a multi-state telehealth group, we handle the details: time-based codes, add-ons, telehealth modifiers, and payer-specific rules.

Therapist in conversation with a client

The problem

Where mental health practices lose money

  • Time-based psychotherapy codes and add-ons
  • Telehealth POS and modifier rules that keep changing
  • Credentialing for LCSWs, LPCs, LMFTs, and psychologists
  • Out-of-network and superbill workflows
  • Frequent session-limit denials

Codes we bill every day: 90791, 90832, 90834, 90837, 90838, 99214+90833

How we handle it

What we put in place

Telehealth expertise

POS 02/10 and modifier 95/GT rules kept current for every payer.

Credentialing for all licenses

Panel enrollment for every clinician type in your group.

Session limit tracking

Visit limits tracked so you can get authorization before limits hit.

Private-pay support

Superbills and OON claim support for private-pay clients.

Workflow

How a mental health claim moves through our team

  1. 01Eligibility & mental health benefits
  2. 02Session documentation sync
  3. 03Time-based code validation
  4. 04Claim submission
  5. 05Payment posting & patient billing
  6. 06Monthly practice reporting

Client example

Group therapy practice, 22 clinicians

The situation. New clinicians waited months for credentialing, and telehealth claims were denied for modifier errors.

What we did. We ran credentialing in parallel with hiring and added telehealth place-of-service and modifier checks.

faster onboarding
45 days
first-pass rate
97%
revenue
+18%

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.