CPT code 97112 is used to bill skilled occupational therapy interventions that aim to improve overall motor function. Learn how to maximize for reimbursement....

CPT code 97530 is Therapeutic Activity or the use of a skilled activity to improve a patient’s overall health or capacity. Learn how to best use this code....

CPT code 97140 defines techniques involving hands-on manipulation, lymphatic drainage, mobilization, and traction. Learn how to best bill with this code....

Occupational therapy billing units vary across settings and requirements are updated annually. Discover the best way to bill in this ever-changing environment....

CPT code 97110 is a therapy procedure using exercise to boost or maintain strength, endurance, flexibility, or range of motion. Learn proper billing techniques....

92522 CPT code is used for speech and language evaluation services by SLPs and insurance agencies. Learn about its definition, usage and billing guidelines. ...

Home health CPT codes are part of a physical therapy program and are important in the landscape of rehabilitation. Use these codes correctly in your practice....

CPT code 92626 is important for audiologists and SLPs who work with clients with hearing loss to know. Discover best practices for billing using this code....

Sliding scale therapy fees are an option when establishing policies and fees in your private therapy practice. Learn about the benefits and downsides....

CPT code 92607 is used by speech therapists working with Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) clients. Learn how to bill correctly using this code....

CPT code 92523 can be used by speech language therapists to bill for apraxia, lisp and dysarthric speech. Find out when you can’t use this code....

CPT code 92526 is the treatment of swallowing dysfunction and/or oral feeding function. Learn who can use this code and when and what services it includes....

CPT code 92507 is one of the most important, comprehensive codes for speech language pathologists. Learn how to use it properly in your private practice....

Physical therapy billing includes verifying benefits, selecting CPT codes, submitting claims, posting/reconciling payments and preparing for audits. Learn how....

Physical therapy billing units are important for PTs practicing outside of a cash-based practice. Learn the best methods and coding practices for payment....

Physical therapy CPT codes are an important part of the billing process. Learn which CPT codes to use when and get more background on the use of modifier codes....

Insurance verification is an essential part of any therapist’s job. Discover tips for completing this process accurately and quickly through insurance verification forms. ...

Electronic claims submission is cost effective, time efficient way to accurately submit claims for faster reimbursement. Find out more about electronic claims....

Electronic remittance advice is an explanation sent to a provider from a health plan about claims. Learn about the pros and cons of going electric with ERAs. ...

Speech therapy CPT codes can seem complicated, which is why we’re helping you simplify them. Read our latest blog....

Low back pain ICD 10 codes can present a lot of choices. When selecting a low back pain ICD 10 code, learn the considerations and get reimbursed faster....

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

Suicidal ideation is an obvious precursor to suicide and the diagnosis takes on great importance, but 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....

SimplePractice, TherapyNotes and TheraPlatform, which provide EMR and telehealth for solo and group private practices, are compared for features and pricing....

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 bill for a specific timed service. Learn when it starts, how it works, and time-based vs. service-based codes....

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....

Occupational therapy CPT codes are based on client need and summarize services in a way that is reimbursable. Learn the nuances of CPT codes to get paid sooner....

Psychotherapy CPT codes (CPT codes for Mental health) commonly used by therapists such as 90837 CPT code, 90834 CPT codes and others will be reviewed in this blog. Any behavioral health practitioner who has ever worked in an institutional setting or dealt with insurance knows about CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) codes. They can be tedious and difficult to learn but mental health clinicians are pretty lucky compared to some providers. Unlike many medical doctors, it is likely you won’t have to use more than a handful in your everyday work. Let’s explore the importance of psychotherapy CPT codes and some tips for getting the best out of them....

90847 CPT Code and 90846 CPT Code are used to bill couples and families receiving counseling. Can you legitimately bill for these services?...

Automatic credit card processing and invoicing are available in TheraPlatform! Save time creating and sending invoices and superbills and posting payments....

Insurance billing and claims filing is without a doubt one of the most frustrating tasks clinicians and therapists face. Unless you have a strictly private pay practice, billing is something you have to contend with on the daily. Insurance benefits, copays, deductibles, ICD-10 codes and those dreaded CMS-1500 forms…ugh! ...

Super bills are an integral component to running a private practice. Get tips on what to include in these forms, how to use them, and their pros and cons....

You’ve chosen HIPAA compliant video conferencing platform and delineated the process for adding teletherapy services to your practice, there’s one more question you need to ask: "How will I get paid?"...