Medical cross-coding not filed
Medically necessary dental procedures often qualify for medical reimbursement but are never filed.
Most dental practices leave legitimate reimbursement unbilled when procedures are only sent through dental plans.
Medically necessary dental procedures often qualify for medical reimbursement but are never filed.
High patient responsibility requires disciplined follow-up or balances age out.
In-network and out-of-network mismatches create preventable underpayments.
A specialty pod that lives inside your workflow, not a call-center model. These are the controls we run on every claim from day one.
CDT and CPT dual-coding
✓Pre-determination workflows
✓Frequency-limit tracking by payer
✓Orthodontic billing sequence management
✓What we actively scrub on every claim. Coders in this pod work these codes daily with payer edits and documentation patterns mapped into weekly QA.
Practical questions we get during diligence. Ask anything we missed.
Yes, where medical necessity and payer policy support crossover billing.
Yes, including banding and monthly treatment billing logic.
Yes.
Six short questions. We use them to route your request to the right specialist and return a focused recommendation summary.
We don't ask for PHI. Practice-level data only.
Press Enter to continue. No long intake form.
We route your request to the billing pod that can move fastest.