Medical necessity for a non-emergency ambulance transport is proved by a document set, not a single form. This page maps each document, the clock that governs it, and the wording that survives an audit.
A 7-step process to reduce claim denials, with the math for a 3-provider practice and what our claim audit shows about which denials to fix first.
How ambulance services code, document and submit Medicare claims, with the fee schedule math and the audit errors that cause most denials.
The four factors that justify CPT 90785, the codes it can and cannot join, what it pays in 2026, and the documentation that survives an audit.
A step by step guide to requesting, pricing and billing a single case agreement for ABA services when the payer has no in-network BCBA available.
A good net collection rate is 95% or higher, and 97% to 99% is optimal. Here is the formula, a worked example and what keeps most practices below 95%.
Medicare requires a Physician Certification Statement dated no earlier than 60 days before each repetitive scheduled ambulance transport. This page works the dates, the signers and the prior authorization interaction.
How to bill medical insurance for oral surgery and wisdom teeth: when medical covers it, the CDT to CPT crosswalk, anesthesia, Medicare rules and a worked example.
Modifier AB is the only way to bill a Medicare hearing assessment with no physician order, and it works once every 12 months per beneficiary. The full 38 code list, the two effective dates that trip practices up, and what each denial code actually means.
When dental work can be billed to medical insurance, which procedures qualify, the CPT and HCPCS codes payers expect, and the math on a real case.