Remote therapeutic monitoring devices provide real-time data that allows physical therapists to fine tune their approach. Discover how to bill for insurance....

As an obvious precursor to suicide, the diagnosis of suicidal ideation takes on great importance. Unfortunately, accurate suicidal ideation ICD-10 coding is frequently complicated. ...

Adjustment disorders ICD-10 codes are used to diagnose some of the most common disorders in the world of mental health....

While billing may not be your favorite part of work as a therapist, organization, accuracy, and automation can help streamline the billing process and allow you to focus more on treating your clients and growing your practice....

Currently, under the PTSD ICD-10 classification, clients must meet specific criteria including exposure to a catastrophic stressor, reliving the stressor, and prolonged avoidance of the stressor, among other symptoms. Learn more about the concerns around this classification and how things might change in the future....

Depression ICD-10 is used to categorize several mental and behavioral disorders including mild to severe depression, seasonal affective disorder, and postpartum depression, among others. What other considerations should you be aware of when treating and billing for these conditions?...

Anxiety ICD 10, types of anxiety disorders and their corresponding ICD-10 codes will be discussed in this article. In addition, we will cover inclusion criteria for each disorder....

The 8- minute rule allows therapists to determine the number of units they can bill for a specific timed service. This blog will explain when it starts; how it works; difference between time-based vs service- based codes; examples and tips. ...

The No Surprises Act has the best intentions but presents difficulties in implementation for therapists. The new legislation aims to protect consumers from unexpectedly high medical bills by asking providers to present consumers with an estimate of potential prices....

Credentialing means going through the process of becoming a member of an insurance panel. The ultimate goal is to be listed as an in-network therapist by a specific insurance company. Unfortunately, you can’t apply to one place and be credentialed with every insurance company all at once....