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HealthCell handles billing for obstetric global packages, gynecological surgeries, well-woman exams, colposcopies, hysteroscopies, IUD insertions, and in-office procedures. We are experienced in both fee-for-service and global OB billing across commercial, Medicaid, and Medicare payers. We also manage billing for reproductive endocrinology and infertility services for OB/GYN practices that offer these specialized treatments.
Global OB billing requires tracking antepartum visits, delivery, and postpartum care across a single episode. HealthCell monitors visit counts, handles split billing when necessary (e.g., patient transfers), and ensures accurate coding for routine vs. high-risk deliveries. Our team also manages billing for high-risk obstetric complications that fall outside the global package and require separate reimbursement.
Yes. We manage billing for in-office procedures like endometrial biopsies and colposcopies as well as hospital-based surgeries including hysterectomies, laparoscopies, and cesarean sections. Our team applies the correct surgical modifiers and global period rules for each procedure. We also coordinate billing for assistant surgeons and anesthesia providers involved in complex gynecological surgeries.
Common OB/GYN denial triggers include incorrect global OB coding, missing delivery modifiers, and preventive vs. problem-visit coding errors. HealthCell’s pre-submission audits and denial management protocols are specifically designed to address these issues. Our team also monitors payer-specific obstetric billing policies, which vary widely and are a frequent source of avoidable denials for independent OB/GYN practices.
Absolutely. Medicaid is a major payer for OB/GYN services, and we are experienced with state-specific Medicaid rules for obstetric care, well-woman exams, and family planning. HealthCell helps ensure your practice captures full Medicaid reimbursement while staying compliant. We also manage billing for presumptive eligibility and managed care plan coordination common in Medicaid obstetric cases.
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