

HealthCell provides billing for fracture care, joint injections, arthroscopic surgeries, total joint replacements, spinal procedures, sports medicine treatments, and physical medicine services. Our team is trained on orthopedic-specific CPT codes, surgical global periods, and implant billing. We also manage billing for emerging orthopedic treatments including biologics, PRP therapy, and minimally invasive spine procedures as coverage evolves.
Orthopedic procedures often carry 90-day global periods. HealthCell tracks each patient’s global period, correctly identifies separately billable post-op services, and ensures your practice avoids both overbilling and underbilling during the recovery window. We maintain a dedicated tracking system for global periods that integrates with your scheduling to flag post-operative visits in real time.
Yes. We manage billing for orthopedic implants, DME, and orthotics—including HCPCS coding, payer authorization, and supplier enrollment requirements. HealthCell helps ensure your practice captures revenue from these ancillary services accurately. Our team also manages invoice reconciliation for implants to ensure actual costs are reflected in pass-through billing and implant carve-out agreements.
Orthopedic denials often stem from missing operative reports, incorrect laterality modifiers, global period conflicts, and medical necessity gaps. HealthCell’s pre-submission review process and real-time denial tracking address these triggers to protect your revenue. We also track payer-specific clinical criteria for surgical procedures to ensure your documentation meets requirements before authorization is requested.
Yes. HealthCell scales to support solo orthopedic practices and large multi-surgeon groups. We centralize billing, standardize coding across all providers, and deliver site-level and provider-level financial reporting to give your leadership complete visibility. Our team also manages credentialing for new providers and facilities so expansion doesn’t create billing gaps that affect cash flow.
The trusted financial backbone for independent practices—stable collections, fewer denials, and freedom to focus on care.