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A busy dermatology practice can still have a weak revenue cycle. Your providers may be fully booked. Your procedure volume may be increasing. Your practice may be adding new patients every month. Yet revenue can still leak out through underpayments, preventable denials, delayed charge entry, authorization failures, coding errors, aging A/R, missed patient balances, and claims...

Getting behavioral health claims paid in Illinois can be more complicated than simply submitting a clean claim. Eligibility gaps, authorization requirements, psychotherapy coding, telehealth rules, documentation issues, and aging A/R can quickly turn completed patient visits into delayed or lost revenue. For behavioral health practices, effective...

Dermatology claims can become difficult to bill when a single encounter involves multiple lesions, biopsies, destruction, Mohs surgery, pathology, and an office E/M service. The challenge is not simply selecting a CPT code. Practices must also determine whether services are bundled, whether a modifier is supported, and whether the documentation c...

Dermatology practices use a wide range of CPT codes for evaluation and management (E/M), skin biopsies, lesion destruction, excisions, Mohs surgery, repairs, phototherapy, injections, and other specialized procedures. Correct code selection is only one part of accurate dermatology billing. Documentation, lesion counts, measurements, modifiers, NCCI edits, diagnosis coding, an...

Medicare Part B had an estimated 8.44% improper-payment rate in FY 2025, representing $9.62 billion, while Medicare Fee-for-Service overall recorded a 6.55% rate ($28.83 billion). These figures are not dermatology biologic denial rates, but they highlight the financial impact of documentation, coding, medical-necessity, and payment errors.

For derma...