Below is a list of common specialties in healthcare, useful for medical billing, practice management, credentialing, or education purposes.
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Broad range of routine check-ups, chronic condition management, and preventive care.
High claim volume, often requiring chronic care management (CCM) and annual wellness visits billing.
Involves complex procedures like EKGs, stress tests, and cardiac catheterizations.
Requires detailed documentation and modifier use to avoid denials.
Includes excisions, biopsies, cosmetic and medical treatments.
Frequent use of procedure-specific codes and pathology add-ons.
Covers fractures, joint replacements, therapy, and surgeries.
Includes global surgical packages and durable medical equipment (DME) billing.
Involves age-specific codes, vaccination schedules, and well-child visits.
Time-sensitive claims due to pediatric age limits.
Covers prenatal care, deliveries, and surgeries.
Global OB billing includes all visits and delivery under one code.
Includes therapy sessions, psychiatric evaluations, and medication management.
Requires attention to time-based CPT codes and telehealth billing.
Includes injections, nerve blocks, and chronic pain therapy.
Involves strict documentation of medical necessity.
Covers X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, ultrasounds.
Must match referral codes and modality-specific billing rules.
Uses time-based billing and progress notes to justify ongoing care.
Often billed under Medicare Part B with strict limits and modifiers.
Includes pre-op, intra-op, and post-op care.
Must understand global billing periods and coding bundles.
Billing for wheelchairs, braces, supplies, etc.
Requires proof of medical necessity, prior authorization, and HCPCS coding.
Modern services involving virtual care tracking.
Billed monthly with time tracking and device usage documentation.