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What Facilities We Provided

With Billinix's medical coding services, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing that coding errors will be eliminated, resulting in a positive impact on your revenue cycle management.

Skilled and experienced medical coders deliver medical coding services to enhance billing precision
Our Services

Our comprehensive medical coding services include a deep understanding of ICD and CPT codes along with modifiers. Our approach to medical billing and coding for physicians prioritizes process optimization and ensures accurate transcription of diagnoses and procedures performed.

Medical Coding System

Medical coding entails the accurate conversion of clinical data, diagnoses, and procedures into specific codes. Companies specializing in medical coding services, like Billinix, provide coding solutions to medical practices, facilitating the completion of the billing cycle and collections.
CPT & ICD Coding

Accurate transcription of CPT codes is essential as it informs payers about the clinical procedures performed, while ICD codes provide a transcription of the diagnosis. The synergy between coding elements is crucial for creating a robust payment claim.
Coding Audits

Coding audits serve as a method to verify the precision and regulatory compliance of billing codes in accordance with the latest coding guidelines. Billinix’s team of proficient coders meticulously scrutinizes records for any anomalies and conducts a thorough accuracy check with clearinghouses.
Addressing Coding Delays

Our medical billing and coding services excel in addressing and resolving any pending coding backlogs caused by various issues. Clearing these coding backlogs is crucial, as they can significantly impact financial stability and incur unnecessary costs.

CREDENTIALING

  1. Medical credentialing services involve gathering information about a physician’s background and qualifications through a formal application process. This information is then meticulously validated against reliable sources such as the National Practitioner Data Bank or the American Board of Medical Specialties.
  2. For around 15 years, the Coalition for Affordable Quality Healthcare has offered a standardized MD credentialing program, which has gained widespread acceptance among the majority of healthcare payers in the United States.
    Typically, when approached by a hospital, HMO, or employer, physicians are expected to respond to a set of approximately 800 questions. These questions cover various details ranging from licensure to practice history over the past five years.
  3. Typically, when approached by a hospital, HMO, or employer, physicians are expected to respond to a set of approximately 800 questions. These questions cover various details ranging from licensure to practice history over the past five years.