Medical Power of Attorney Texas Form
Download your free Texas medical power of attorney template A worksheet for gathering the principal’s details, the named health care agent, the scope of authority, special instructions and signature blocks. It is a starting draft rather than the statutory form, so pair it with the Chapter 166 disclosure statement and execution steps below. Download template […]
HCPCS code L1932: Ankle-foot orthosis billing guide
HCPCS code L1932 covers a prefabricated ankle-foot orthosis (AFO) with a rigid anterior tibial section, made of total carbon fiber or an equal material. The device is trimmed, bent, molded, or assembled to fit one specific patient by an individual with expertise. That makes it custom-fitted, and it is neither custom-fabricated nor off-the-shelf. L1932 sits […]
HCPCS Code J7502: Cyclosporine, oral, 100 mg billing guide
HCPCS Code J7502 covers cyclosporine, oral, 100 mg. One unit is 100 mg, Part B pays ASP plus 6%, and the NDC needs qualifier N4.
HCPCS code H1000: Prenatal at-risk assessment billing guide
HCPCS code H1000 pays for one prenatal at-risk assessment under state Medicaid. Read more on the documentation, modifiers, and units that keep it paid.
HCPCS Code C1764: Event recorder, cardiac (implantable)
HCPCS Code C1764 is the device supply code for an implantable cardiac event recorder. It covers the cost of the device and nothing else. The insertion procedure is billed separately under CPT 33285. The code is a Level II HCPCS C-code maintained by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). It applies only in […]
HCPCS code V2315: Lenticular myodisc per lens, trifocal
V2315 covers a lenticular myodisc trifocal lens, billed per lens. Denials usually trace to an order that never names the myodisc.
Prior authorization software: Pabau vs CoverMyMeds [year]
Prior authorization software automates the work of getting insurance approval before you deliver a medical service. Without it, staff spend hours on phone calls, faxes, and payer portals chasing approvals that take days. A 2023 physician survey from the American Medical Association found that 94% of physicians say prior authorization delays care. The same survey […]
Free superbill template (with a filled-in example)
A free superbill template with every field insurers require, plus a filled-in example and a checklist of what to include.
Claim.MD vs Office Ally: Which clearinghouse should your practice use?
Office Ally is free for participating payers until a $44.95 non-par fee lands. Claim.MD’s flat $120 plan wins at volume.
Medical billing compliance: The laws and violations (+ Downloadable checklist)
Medical billing compliance means billing within the law: FCA, HIPAA, AKS. The rules, violations, and a free checklist for small practices.