Medical practices that provide eye care services need to understand proper coding and billing procedures to get paid correctly for the services they provide. CPT
What is Medicare? Medicare is a health insurance program run by the U.S. government. It helps people who are 65 years old or older pay
What is CDT (Current Dental Terminology)? CDT means Current Dental Terminology. It is a special list of codes used in dental care. These codes are
What Are HCPCS Level II Codes and Why Do They Matter? HCPCS Level II codes are special numbers and letters that doctors, hospitals, and insurance
What Are Place of Service Codes? Place of Service codes are two-digit numbers. They tell insurance companies where a patient got medical care. Every medical
How Insurance Companies Receive Medical Bills from Providers When a doctor sends a bill after seeing a patient, the bill goes to the insurance company.
What Is an Explanation of Benefits (EOB)? An Explanation of Benefits, called an EOB, is a document sent by the insurance company after they review
What is a Medical Claim? Your practice treats a patient. The doctor spends time, gives care, and uses resources, but the question is, how does
What CPT Code 93458 Means? CPT code 93458 is used when a cardiologist performs an invasive diagnostic test to evaluate the blood flow in the
What is a Superbill in Medical Billing and Why a Practice Uses It A superbill is an important document used in medical billing to record
