Cardiology billing & credentialing
Diagnostics, interventions and device management all bill differently. The modifiers that separate them are where cardiology revenue quietly disappears.
- Subspecialties covered
- 3
- Payer types
- Medicare & commercial
- Credentialing
- Included
- Denial follow-up
- Until resolved
Why cardiology is different
A stress test coded without the right modifier. An interventional procedure billed without supporting documentation. A device check filed under the wrong place of service. None of these look like errors on your end. They show up as denials months later.
High procedure volume makes it worse: the same small coding habit repeats hundreds of times before anyone notices the pattern.
What our cardiology billing covers
EKGs, stress tests, Holter monitors, echocardiograms, vascular studies and advanced imaging each need precise coding and documentation. We manage the whole cardiology revenue cycle:
- Correct coding for all diagnostic tests
- Modifier and documentation validation
- Claim scrubbing, submission and denial management
- Medicare and commercial compliance
- Follow-up on unpaid or underpaid claims
- Specialty-matched coders, not generalists
Credentialing for cardiologists
Cardiology credentialing rarely stops at one enrollment. We handle it end to end:
- Hospital affiliations
- Payer contract enrollments
- Interventional cardiology verification
- Electrophysiology verification
- General cardiology providers
- Re-credentialing tracked before it lapses
A provider who isn’t credentialed can still see patients. They just can’t bill for them. Every week of delay is a week of visits you write off. We track effective dates in writing.
Cardiology virtual assistants
Your cardiology virtual assistant handles patient scheduling, referral coordination, test preparation instructions, chart updates, and communication with labs and imaging centers, so your practice keeps a seamless workflow and patients stay looked after.
Want cardiology claims that actually pay the first time?
Send a sample of your denied claims.
We’ll show you the pattern behind them.