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Specialties we serve

Specialty billing, because every specialty has its own rulebook

A coder who reads gastroenterology notes all day sees things a generalist reads straight past. That is the entire argument for specialty assignment, and we take it seriously.

Sixteen specialties

Find the rules that apply to your practice

Each page below covers the coding focus areas, payer behavior and documentation traps specific to that field — not a generic billing page with the specialty name swapped in.

Gastroenterology Medical Billing Endoscopy and colonoscopy coding where the screening-versus-diagnostic distinction decides who pays.
Pediatric Medical Billing Well-child visits, immunisation administration and a Medicaid-heavy payer mix that punishes small errors.
Nephrology Medical Billing Monthly capitation dialysis billing, ESRD management and vascular access coding across multiple care settings.
Family Practice Medical Billing Preventive and problem visits, chronic care management and the modifier discipline primary care depends on.
Dental Billing Services CDT coding, medical crossover for procedures medical plans should pay, and predetermination management.
Hematology & Oncology Billing Infusion hierarchy, high-cost drug claims and wastage documentation where a single error is worth thousands.
OB/GYN Medical Billing Global maternity packages, antepartum splits and the gynecological surgery coding that sits alongside them.
Chiropractic Billing Services Manipulation coding, active treatment documentation and the maintenance-care line that decides coverage.
Podiatry Billing Services Routine foot care exclusions, class findings and the at-risk documentation that makes nail care payable.
Physical Therapy Billing Timed unit calculation, plan of care certification and threshold modifiers, applied the same way every visit.
Behavioral & Mental Health Billing Time-based psychotherapy coding, telehealth rules and the authorization cadence therapy payers impose.
Internal Medicine Billing Complex E/M leveling, chronic care programs and the risk adjustment capture that funds them.
Infectious Disease Billing Prolonged consultative work, outpatient infusion therapy and preventive programs with strict coverage rules.
Wound Care Billing Debridement depth and surface area, skin substitute application and hyperbaric oxygen coverage rules.
Rehabilitation Medical Billing Intensive rehabilitation admissions, functional outcome documentation and multi-discipline therapy claims.
Urgent Care Medical Billing High-volume episodic billing, urgent care specific codes and a self-pay share no other specialty carries.

Why it matters

Generic billing is where specialty revenue goes to die

A biller who handles everything handles nothing especially well. The rules that decide whether a claim gets paid are almost always specialty-specific, and they are rarely written down anywhere a generalist would encounter them.

A screening colonoscopy that becomes therapeutic, a global maternity package split by a mid-pregnancy insurance change, routine foot care that needs documented class findings, a therapy visit that crosses the annual threshold — each of these is invisible until you know to look for it.

Talk to a specialty coder
  • Coders assigned by specialty. The person coding your notes reads notes like yours every working day, not once a quarter.
  • Payer policies tracked per field. Coverage rules differ sharply between specialties, and they change without much warning.
  • Documentation feedback that fits your workflow. Generic advice to document more thoroughly helps nobody. Specific gaps do.
  • Benchmarks from comparable practices. Your denial rate only means something next to others in your specialty.
  • Appeals that cite the right policy. Specialty-specific coverage criteria are what make an appeal persuasive rather than generic.

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Why Right Way

Reasons practices stay with us

Specialty knowledge is the reason practices come to us. These are the reasons they stay.

You get specific people who know your payer mix, your providers and your quirks. They answer the phone, and they are the same people next quarter.

Revenue cycle analysts reviewing collection performance charts
Clean claim rate on first pass 98%
Client retention, year over year 96%
Denials overturned on appeal 74%

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Do not see your specialty listed?

These sixteen are the fields we work in most, not the limit of what we handle. Tell us what you practice and we will be straight with you about whether we are the right fit.

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