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Cardiology practices operate at the intersection of complexity and urgency. Providers must manage high-acuity patients, deliver timely procedural care, and document diagnostic findings in real time, all while ensuring accurate

In surgical practices, every procedure, follow-up visit, and complication represents both clinical effort and financial value. Yet surgical billing is one of the most complex areas of revenue cycle management.

Radiology practices operate at high speed, high volume, and high complexity and therefore, Radiology billing can be tricky. From diagnostic imaging to interventional procedures, every study generates billable components, but

Psychiatry practices face a unique billing environment where time-based care, evolving telehealth rules, and complex code sets collide. Most practices don’t focus on Psychiatry Billing Essentials. When documentation isn’t precise,

In anesthesiology, accuracy isn’t optional, it’s the difference between being paid correctly and losing thousands of dollars in preventable claim denials. Because anesthesia services rely on unique time-based billing rules,

OB/GYN practices today aren’t just managing patients, they’re managing some of the most complicated billing structures in all of healthcare. And at the top of that list? Global maternity billing.