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HealthCell’s pain management billing team is trained on the full range of pain-specific CPT codes, including nerve blocks, epidural steroid injections, spinal cord stimulation, radiofrequency ablation, and interventional procedures. We stay current with payer policies and CMS updates to ensure accurate, compliant coding. Our team also tracks coding changes annually so your practice is never caught off guard by updates.
Our team manages the entire prior authorization process—submitting requests, following up with payers, and documenting medical necessity. This reduces delays for procedures like injections and stimulator trials, helping your practice maintain patient access and cash flow. We also track authorization expiration dates proactively to prevent lapses that could result in unexpected denials.
Yes. HealthCell handles billing for E/M visits, diagnostic studies, and interventional procedures. We apply the correct modifiers to avoid bundling issues and ensure your practice captures full reimbursement for every service rendered. Our billers are experienced in same-day visit and procedure billing, a common pain management scenario that requires careful modifier application.
We conduct ongoing payment variance analysis, comparing expected reimbursement against actual payments for every major payer. When underpayments are identified, our team pursues appeals and contract reviews to recover revenue your practice is owed. Over time, this analysis helps pain management practices renegotiate fee schedules and improve overall contract performance.
Absolutely. HealthCell is experienced in billing for in-office procedures including fluoroscopic-guided injections, EMG/nerve conduction studies, and drug testing. We manage facility vs. professional fee billing and ensure all ancillary services are captured correctly. Our team also handles documentation review to support medical necessity for complex interventional procedures subject to payer scrutiny.
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