Services
Dermatology Billing Services
A complete revenue cycle built for one specialty. Coding by dermatology-only certified coders, denial work traced to root cause, authorization handled before treatment, and reporting produced from your own practice management system so every number is verifiable.
What we handle
Dermatology Medical Coding Services
Certified dermatology coding for lesion destruction, excisions, repairs, biopsies and E/M. Correct CPT selection, modifier 25 and 59 discipline, and documentation feedback.
Read more →Mohs Surgery Billing and Coding
Mohs micrographic surgery billing: stage and block sequencing, 17311–17315, repair and flap coding, and payer-specific bundling rules handled by dermatology-only staff.
Read more →Dermatopathology Billing Services
Dermatopathology billing for in-house and reference labs: 88304–88305 specimen counting, professional and technical component splits, and immunohistochemistry and special stains.
Read more →Dermatology Denial Management and Appeals
Dermatology denial management: root-cause categorisation, payer-specific appeal letters with clinical citations, and fixes pushed upstream so the same denial stops recurring.
Read more →Dermatology Eligibility and Prior Authorization
Prior authorization for biologics, phototherapy, PDT and surgical dermatology, plus eligibility and benefit verification before the visit so treatment is not delayed or denied.
Read more →Dermatology A/R Recovery and Patient Billing
Aged A/R recovery for dermatology practices plus patient statements, payment plans and cosmetic-versus-insurance balance handling, with full transparency on what is collectable.
Read more →Dermatology Credentialing and Payer Enrollment
Provider credentialing and payer enrollment for dermatology practices: CAQH maintenance, Medicare and commercial enrollment, revalidation tracking and group roster updates.
Read more →Why a dermatology-only billing partner
General billing companies process dermatology claims correctly most of the time, and the exceptions are exactly where the money is. Excision codes are chosen from excised diameter plus margins rather than specimen size. Modifier 25 has to be defensible rather than reflexive. Mohs stages and blocks have to be reconciled against the surgical map. Pathology specimens are counted by container, not by slide.
Because we bill only skin, those checks are standard on every claim rather than a special request, and our denial patterns come from a population of dermatology practices rather than a mixed book.
How we are engaged
- Full revenue cycle management, from charge capture through payment posting and patient balances.
- Coding-only engagements where your team keeps submissions in house.
- Legacy A/R recovery as a defined project, priced separately from ongoing work.
- Credentialing and payer enrollment as a standalone service for new providers and new locations.
- A one-off claims and coding audit if you want evidence before changing anything.
Frequently asked questions
Do you only work with dermatology practices?
Yes. Dermatology, dermatopathology and Mohs surgery are the only specialties we bill, which is why our coders recognize excision sizing, specimen counting and stage sequencing without being taught.
Can we use only one part of your service?
Yes. Practices commonly start with coding review or aged A/R recovery and expand to full revenue cycle management afterwards.
Do you work inside our existing practice management system?
Yes. We work in your system under named user accounts, so your data stays where it is and every action is attributable.
How long does onboarding take?
A typical transition runs two to four weeks, covering system access, fee-schedule loading, a baseline audit and a parallel-run period before we take full responsibility for submissions.