Neurosurgery & Neurology Billing Services
Revenue Cycle Management and Medical Billing Services to Optimize Your Practice
MedEx mBS provides all the coding and billing support you need to have a thriving practice. Our experienced billing team handles the process from preparing and submitting claims to managing any rejections and denials at no additional cost to our clients. We offer transparent revenue cycle management (RCM) services to streamline your practice and keep you informed.
Specialized Neurosurgery and Neurology Billing and Coding Services
Neurology and neurosurgery are highly specialized fields of medicine, so successful practices need specialized billing teams. All our employees are trained in HIPAA best practices, so you never have to worry about patient privacy when we provide your neurosurgery billing services.
MedEx MBS Services Reduce Physician Stress
Neurologists and neurosurgeons are some of the most highly trained medical practitioners, so it is a real loss when they leave medicine because they are miserable from overwork and too much stress. It happens all too often, and one of the major causes is the load of paperwork that doctors are now saddled with.
MedEx MBS relieves doctors of a tremendous amount of administrative responsibility by taking over billing and revenue cycle management. We offer customizable services to allow you to decide exactly where you would like help.
Medical Billing Challenges for Neurosurgery and Neurology Practices
Medical billing is complicated in general, but the more specialized a field is, the more detailed the coding becomes. Turning over neurosurgery billing to a company that focuses specifically on medical billing has proven to be a valuable solution for many practices. The following are just a few of the aspects that make neurology and neurosurgery billing especially complicated:
Multiple practitioners
It is rare for a patient’s medical journey to begin with neurosurgery. In most cases there will be many practitioners involved in diagnosis and treatment, in addition to the team performing surgery. There may be oncologists, neurologists, infectious disease specialists, etc., depending on the patient’s condition. Medical billers must understand who does what, and how billing is handled for each.