

HealthCell provides billing for cystoscopies, UroLift, TURP, lithotripsy, prostate biopsies, urodynamics, penile prosthesis implants, and office-based procedures. We handle both diagnostic and surgical urology billing across office, ASC, and hospital settings. We also manage billing for emerging urology technologies including Rezūm therapy and aquablation as these procedures gain broader payer coverage.
In-office procedures like cystoscopy, urodynamics, and prostate biopsies require distinct coding from facility-based cases. HealthCell ensures your practice bills the correct codes based on the setting of service and captures supply and equipment costs where eligible. We also manage billing for in-office imaging guidance used in urological procedures, ensuring technical components are captured wherever reimbursable.
Yes. We handle prior authorizations for surgical procedures, penile prostheses, sacral neuromodulation devices, and specialty medications. HealthCell manages the full authorization process to prevent claim denials and delays for your urology patients. We also track device-specific coverage policies across payers, which vary significantly for implantable urological devices and can affect reimbursement timing and amounts.
Urology denials frequently stem from medical necessity documentation gaps, incorrect surgical global period billing, and bundling conflicts for combination procedures. HealthCell’s pre-submission reviews and denial management team address these urology-specific issues proactively. Our team also monitors CCI edits for urology procedure combinations, applying correct modifiers to ensure legitimate multi-procedure claims are paid in full.
Yes. HealthCell supports billing for general urology as well as sub-specialties including female urology, male infertility, pediatric urology, and urologic oncology. Our billers understand the distinct coding requirements for each sub-specialty to ensure accurate reimbursement. We also support urologists who perform robotic-assisted procedures, managing the distinct documentation and coding requirements for robotic surgery across all payer types.
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