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HealthCell’s mental health billing team is experienced with psychiatric diagnostic evaluation codes (90791, 90792), psychotherapy codes, medication management, psychological testing, and collaborative care codes. We bill for psychiatrists, psychologists, LCSWs, and other licensed behavioral health providers. Our team stays current with evolving payer policies for behavioral health to ensure accurate reimbursement across all provider types.
HealthCell monitors payer behavior for mental health parity compliance, flags improper claim denials, and supports appeals when insurers apply more restrictive criteria to behavioral health than medical/surgical benefits. We help protect your revenue and your patients’ access to care. Our team documents parity violations systematically, giving your practice the evidence needed to pursue meaningful appeals.
Yes. HealthCell bills for telehealth psychotherapy, medication management, and psychiatric evaluations, applying the correct place of service codes and telehealth modifiers based on each payer’s evolving policies—including Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial insurers. We track policy changes in real time so your practice is always billing telehealth compliantly and capturing every covered service.
Our credentialing team handles provider enrollment and re-credentialing with insurance panels, including Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial payers. We track expiration dates and manage the process end-to-end so your providers can see patients without billing interruptions. Credentialing delays are a leading cause of lost revenue for mental health practices, and HealthCell eliminates that risk.
Mental health billing involves strict documentation requirements for medical necessity, frequent payer audits, evolving telehealth rules, and session-based coding that differs from procedure-based specialties. HealthCell’s specialized billers understand these nuances and work to minimize denials specific to behavioral health claims. We also support practices navigating value-based care contracts that include behavioral health metrics.
The trusted financial backbone for independent practices—stable collections, fewer denials, and freedom to focus on care.
