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CPT code 98940 is used to bill for chiropractic adjustments when the treatment involves 1 to 2 areas of the spine. It's one of the maximum frequently used codes in chiropractic clinics. If you’re a chiropractor or manage billing for one, this post is for you. We’ll break down what CPT 98940 really means, how to code it correctly, and what modifiers to use, whether it’s covered by Medicare

The 90935 CPT code represent a hemodialysis procedure performed on a single day without a physician's evaluation. It's a crucial code for nephrology billing, often used in outpatient settings. Based on real-world billing experience, many clinics face denials due to documentation gaps, incorrect modifiers, or payer-specific policies.

The 97014 CPT codes are assigned for delivering electrical muscle stimulation without constant supervision in rehab or chiropractic therapy. In practice, 97014 are used when a therapist applies an electrical stimulation device and leaves the patient to receive treatment (hands-free EMS). This modality helps manage pain, reduce inflammation, and promote muscle recovery without the therapist’s constant presence.

CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) codes, maintained by the American Medical Association (AMA), provide a standardized way to describe medical, diagnostic, and therapeutic procedures. CPT code 97535 is one of the most essential codes for therapy professionals, particularly within the scope of physical and occupational therapy services.

In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, patients move between providers more than ever. One day it’s a primary care visit, the next it’s lab work, followed by a specialist consultation or telehealth check-in. How do we ensure that every provider has access to the right information, at the right time, to give the best care?

Rules for Using Critical Care CPT Codes 99291 and 99292 Effectively Call Us Leave a Message Accurate coding for critical care services (CPT 99291 and 99292) is vital for revenue integrity, but strict time documentation, pediatric nuances, and payer rules lead to costly errors. Drawing on first-hand insights from the Cures medical billing team, this guide clarifies how to code ethically, avoid audits, and maximize reimbursements. Critical Care CPT Codes

Medicare’s 8-Minute Rule is a billing formula used for PT, OT, and Speech Therapy to convert treatment time into reimbursable units. It ensures clinics bill accurately for timed services (like therapeutic exercises) while preventing overcharging.

Cardiac arrhythmias impact over 16 million Americans, making precise ICD-10 coding critical for claims accuracy and compliance. With 30% of cardiology denials tied to coding errors, mastering codes like I49.9 (unspecified arrhythmia) or I48.0 (atrial fibrillation) is essential. In this guide, I’ll break down the top 10 cardiac arrhythmia ICD-10 codes, documentation requirements, and 2025 updates to streamline your billing process.

The 97110 CPT codes (therapeutic exercise) is a cornerstone of rehab billing—but misuse triggers 35% of denials in PT, OT, and chiropractic practices. As a billing specialist, understanding its nuances—from time requirements to Medicare modifiers—is key to clean claims. In this guide, I’ll decode top 97110 FAQs, share reimbursement strategies, and help you avoid costly audits.