Neurology practices face some of the most complex billing challenges in healthcare. From high-cost injectable drugs and neurostimulator devices to DME, infusion services, and Medicare-specific requirements, accurate HCPCS coding is critical for clean claims and timely reimbursement. Even a minor coding error can trigger denials, audits, or delayed payments. This Neurology HCPCS Codes Cheat Sheet […]
The Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) Level II plays a critical role in reporting supplies, non-physician services, and durable medical equipment not captured by CPT® codes. Among these alphanumeric codes, HCPCS Level II D codes are specifically designed to represent dental procedures and services. While primarily associated with dental billing, D codes are increasingly […]
Orthotic and prosthetic (O&P) services play a crucial role in improving patients’ mobility, supporting musculoskeletal alignment, and restoring physical function after trauma, surgery, or chronic conditions. To ensure accurate reimbursement for these medical devices, healthcare providers rely on the HCPCS Level II L Codes, which specifically describe orthotic and prosthetic procedures, supplies, and related components. […]
In the complex world of medical billing, HCPCS codes play a critical role in ensuring that healthcare providers are reimbursed correctly for the services they deliver. Among these, HCPCS P Codes are less frequently discussed but are incredibly important for laboratories, pathology services, and healthcare organizations that depend on precise coding for accurate payment. As […]
Introduction In the complex world of healthcare reimbursement, coding accuracy is critical to ensure proper payment and compliance. Among the various code sets used, HCPCS K Codes hold a special place for their role in billing durable medical equipment (DME) and other specific supplies. These codes are often overlooked but play an essential part in […]
The Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) is a standardized coding system used primarily for billing and reporting medical services and supplies in the United States. Within HCPCS, C codes are a specific category of temporary codes used under the Hospital Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS). These codes are issued by the Centers for Medicare […]






