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Occupational Therapy Billing & Prior Authorization Specialists

Occupational Therapy Billing, Prior Authorizations & Revenue Cycle Management

ClainetRCM takes on the part of OT revenue most practices never fully close: authorization delays and denials. We manage every auth from initial request to re-authorization, and handle billing, coding, and credentialing so you can focus on your patients.

ClainetRCM OT Service Standards OUR SLA
24-48h
Claim Submission
after charges received
14 days
AR Review Cycle
every open account
7-14d
Onboarding Time
business days
Auth verified first
Claim scrubbed
Denial appealed
Prior Authorizations Are Where OT Practices Lose the Most Revenue Missed auths, late re-authorizations, and visit limit overruns turn treatment you have already delivered into a write-off. ClainetRCM handles every single auth so you never treat a patient without coverage again.
Fix My Auth Problem
HIPAA Compliant
Claims Filed in 24-48 Hours
AAPC Certified OT Coders
All Major EHRs Supported
No Long-Term Contracts
Prior Authorization Specialists

End-to-End OT Prior Authorization Management for US Practices

No specialty in healthcare is hit harder by authorization requirements than occupational therapy. Every major commercial payer, Medicare Advantage plan, and Medicaid managed care organization requires prior authorization for OT services, and the rules change constantly. ClainetRCM takes complete ownership of your entire authorization workflow so your therapists never have to stop treatment due to an auth failure again.

Every auth
Submitted with payer-specific clinical documentation, not a generic request
24-48 hrs
Claims filed once complete charges and documentation reach us
Every visit limit
Tracked, with re-authorization requested before the limit is reached
$0
Setup fee and no long-term contract. Pricing starts at 2.29% of collections

Why OT Prior Authorizations Are a Specialty Problem That Requires a Specialty Solution

Occupational therapy is one of the very few specialties where virtually every commercial insurance payer, every Medicare Advantage plan, and most Medicaid managed care programs requires prior authorization before the first visit. Unlike most medical specialties where authorizations are only needed for specific procedures, OT practices must obtain auth for routine care on nearly every patient, and then obtain a new auth every time the original visit allotment runs out.

This creates a recurring administrative burden that overwhelms front desk staff, generates retroactive denials when visits are rendered without a valid auth, and causes significant patient scheduling disruptions when approvals are delayed. ClainetRCM's dedicated OT authorization team manages every step of this process around the clock, ensuring zero gaps in authorization coverage for every patient in your practice.

Our End-to-End Prior Authorization Process for Occupational Therapy

1

Benefits Verification & Auth Check

Before every new patient's first visit, we verify insurance eligibility, confirm OT benefits, identify auth requirements for that specific payer, and submit the initial authorization request with complete clinical documentation

2

Auth Submission & Payer Follow-Up

We submit every authorization request with the correct diagnosis codes, functional limitation documentation, plan of care details, and medical necessity justification required by that specific payer to maximize first-pass approval rate

3

Visit Limit Tracking & Re-Authorization

We monitor every patient's remaining authorized visit count in real time and proactively submit re-authorization requests before visit limits are reached, eliminating gaps in care and retroactive claim denials entirely

4

Auth Denial Appeals & Escalation

When auths are denied, our specialists immediately initiate peer-to-peer review requests, file formal appeals with clinical documentation, and escalate to state-level external review when necessary to recover every authorization denial

Payers Our OT Authorization Team Works With Every Day

UnitedHealthcare Aetna Cigna Blue Cross Blue Shield Humana Anthem Medicare Advantage Plans Medicaid MCOs Magellan Health Evicore / Carecore Optum Tricare Workers Comp Carriers Auto Insurance (PIP) Multiplan / PHCS Molina Healthcare Centene / WellCare AmeriHealth
What You Can Hold Us To

The ClainetRCM Commitments to Your Occupational Therapy Practice

These are service standards we control and write into every agreement, not projected outcomes. Ask us to put any of them in writing before you sign.

24-48 hrs
Claim Submission Turnaround
Charges are coded, scrubbed, and filed within one to two business days of receipt
Every auth
Verified Before Treatment
Benefits checked and authorization confirmed before the first visit is scheduled
14 days
AR Review Cycle
Every open accounts receivable balance is worked on a fixed 14-day rhythm
2.29%
Where Pricing Starts
Percentage of monthly collections. No setup fee and no long-term contract
7-14 days
Onboarding Timeline
From signed agreement and BAA to your first submitted claim batch
All 50 states
Where We Bill
Solo OT clinics, multi-location groups, and hospital-based OT departments

Occupational therapy practices face some of the highest denial rates, authorization burdens, and documentation requirements in outpatient healthcare, and most practices are losing revenue every single week because of it.

Between managing authorizations for every new patient, tracking visit counts across dozens of active patients, re-authorizing before limits run out, and appealing denials, OT front desk staff lose hours every day to administrative work that generates zero clinical value. ClainetRCM takes all of it off your plate.

  • Complete prior authorization management for every payer and every patient
  • Real-time visit count tracking with proactive re-auth before limits are reached
  • Timed vs. untimed procedure code billing with correct modifier application
  • Medicare KX modifier billing and therapy cap exception management
  • GP, GO, GN modifier compliance for PT, OT, and speech services
  • Functional limitation reporting and plan of care certification billing
  • Workers' compensation and auto insurance (PIP) billing expertise
Why ClainetRCM

Specialized OT Billing That Handles Authorizations from Start to Finish

Most occupational therapy practices are hemorrhaging revenue in three specific places: authorization failures that cause retroactive claim denials, visit limit overruns that result in write-offs, and incorrect modifier usage that triggers payer rejections. ClainetRCM's OT billing specialists are trained to eliminate all three simultaneously.

We serve solo occupational therapists, multi-location OT groups, hospital-based outpatient rehab departments, sports medicine practices, pediatric OT clinics, and home health OT providers across every US state. Our team knows the difference between a timed and untimed CPT code, which payers require Evicore versus internal auth programs, and how to write the medical necessity documentation that gets first-pass approval.

  • Full prior authorization management: submission, tracking, re-auth, appeals
  • Proactive visit limit alerts so no patient exceeds their authorized visits
  • Dedicated OT billing specialists on your account, not generalists
  • Correct GP, KX, 59, 76, and 77 modifier application on every claim
  • Real-time denial management and aggressive appeals process
  • Compatible with WebPT, Clinicient, Jane, Kareo, Athena, and all major OT EHRs
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Conditions We Bill For

We Handle Billing and Prior Authorizations for Every Condition Your OT Practice Treats

Occupational therapy practices treat patients across dozens of functional, developmental, and neurological diagnoses. Our billing specialists code each condition correctly and obtain the right prior authorizations for each specific payer and diagnosis combination.

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

TKA, THA, rotator cuff repair, ACL reconstruction, and spinal surgery rehab, each requiring payer-specific auth with surgical documentation

Musculoskeletal Conditions

Low back pain, cervical radiculopathy, shoulder impingement, and joint conditions with functional limitation documentation for auth approval

Neurological Rehab

Stroke recovery, TBI rehabilitation, Parkinson's disease PT, and multiple sclerosis occupational therapy with medical necessity justification

Sports Medicine and Athletic Injuries

Acute sports injuries, overuse syndromes, and return-to-sport rehabilitation with auth management for commercial and workers' comp payers

Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Developmental delays, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and pediatric orthopedic conditions with Medicaid and CHIP auth management

Balance and Fall Prevention

Vestibular rehabilitation, balance disorders, and fall risk reduction programs with Medicare and Medicare Advantage auth compliance

Workers' Compensation Cases

Work-related musculoskeletal injuries with state-specific workers' comp auth requirements, fee schedule billing, and return-to-work documentation

Auto Accident Rehabilitation (PIP)

Motor vehicle accident injuries billed under personal injury protection with payer-specific auth, no-fault billing, and lien management support

Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab

Phase II and III cardiac rehab, pulmonary rehabilitation programs, and post-hospitalization OT with Medicare certification billing

Revenue Loss Sources

Why OT Practices Lose Revenue and How ClainetRCM Fixes It

These are the most costly and most common billing and authorization problems affecting occupational therapy practices across the United States. Authorization failures alone account for the majority of OT revenue loss.

Auth Issue

Treating Patients Before Authorization Is Approved

This is the single most common and most costly OT billing mistake. When a therapist begins treatment before a prior authorization is confirmed, every visit rendered without a valid auth number is at risk of retroactive denial. Commercial payers routinely deny entire episodes of care when the initial auth was not in place before the first visit. ClainetRCM ensures every new patient has an approved authorization number before they schedule their first appointment, with no exceptions.

Auth Issue

Visit Limit Overruns After Auth Expires

Authorizations are typically approved for a specific number of visits, commonly 6, 12, or 18. When that limit is reached without a new authorization in place, every additional visit is rendered without coverage and will be denied. Most OT practices do not have a systematic tracking system to alert staff when a patient is approaching their auth limit. ClainetRCM monitors every patient's remaining authorized visits and submits re-authorization requests with updated functional documentation before the previous auth expires.

Auth Issue

Authorization Denials with No Appeal Filed

When payers deny prior authorization requests, many OT practices simply accept the denial and either discharge the patient or absorb the loss. This is unnecessary in the vast majority of cases. ClainetRCM's authorization specialists immediately initiate peer-to-peer review requests with the payer's medical director, compile clinical documentation packages, file formal written appeals, and escalate to external independent review when appropriate, recovering a significant portion of initially denied authorizations.

Auth Issue

Re-Authorization Submitted Too Late

Most payers require re-authorization requests to be submitted before the final authorized visit has been rendered, often 5 to 10 business days in advance. When practices are managing authorizations manually, re-auth requests frequently get submitted late or after visits have already been rendered beyond the approved limit. ClainetRCM sets proactive re-auth thresholds for each payer and submits re-authorization requests automatically when a patient reaches 70-75% of their approved visit count.

Auth Issue

Insufficient Medical Necessity Documentation for Auth Approval

Payers like Evicore, Magellan, and Optum require specific clinical documentation to approve OT authorizations: functional limitation scores, objective measures, prior treatment history, and specific goals tied to functional outcomes. When practices submit generic auth requests without this documentation, first-pass denial rates spike. ClainetRCM's auth specialists know exactly what each payer's clinical reviewers require and build every authorization request accordingly to achieve maximum first-pass approval.

Incorrect Modifier Usage Causing Claim Rejections

Occupational therapy billing requires precise modifier application. The GO modifier must be on every OT claim. The KX modifier is required when Medicare patients exceed the therapy threshold. The 59 modifier is needed when billing multiple timed procedures on the same date. Incorrect modifier usage causes claim rejections that delay payment and require resubmission, while consistent undercoding of timed procedures costs practices thousands of dollars monthly in legitimate but uncollected revenue.

Timed Procedure Billing Errors Cost Revenue on Every Visit

Occupational therapy relies heavily on timed CPT codes (97110, 97530, 97535, etc.) that are billed in 15-minute increments using the 8-minute rule. When therapists document treatment time in total minutes but billing staff calculate units incorrectly, practices consistently under-bill every timed service. A single unit lost per visit compounds across every therapist, every day. ClainetRCM's coders recalculate documented minutes against the AMA rounding table before the claim goes out, so the units you bill match the treatment you actually delivered.

Plan of Care Certification Gaps Causing Retroactive Denials

Medicare requires a physician-signed plan of care to be in place before or shortly after OT services begin, and the plan must be re-certified at least every 90 days. When plan of care certification lapses or was never obtained, Medicare can retroactively deny all claims for the uncertified period. ClainetRCM tracks every patient's plan of care expiration date and manages the recertification workflow with the referring physician's office to prevent certification gaps.

Aging AR and Unpaid Claims Draining Cash Flow

Occupational therapy practices often carry large aging AR balances because front desk staff are consumed with authorization management and have no bandwidth for systematic AR follow-up. ClainetRCM assigns dedicated AR specialists who pursue every outstanding OT claim with documented follow-up, working the aging buckets from high-balance claims down, and converting your unpaid AR into actual cash deposited to your practice bank account.

Our Services

Complete Occupational Therapy Billing and RCM Services

Every service your OT practice needs to eliminate authorization headaches, maximize revenue, and maintain full regulatory compliance.

OT Prior Authorization Management

Complete end-to-end prior authorization management for occupational therapy practices. We handle initial auth requests, payer follow-up, visit limit tracking, proactive re-authorization before visit limits are reached, auth denial appeals, and peer-to-peer review coordination across every payer your practice accepts. No treatment delivered against an auth nobody checked.

Initial Auth RequestsVisit TrackingRe-AuthorizationAuth AppealsP2P Reviews

Occupational Therapy Medical Billing

Complete end-to-end OT claim submission, tracking, denial management, appeals, payment posting, and accounts receivable follow-up managed by billing specialists with dedicated occupational therapy expertise. We handle every payer including Medicare, Medicaid, commercial insurance, workers' compensation, and auto insurance PIP.

Claim SubmissionAR Follow-upPayment PostingDenial ManagementAppeals

OT Medical Coding & Modifier Compliance

AAPC-certified OT coders specializing in timed procedure unit calculation using the 8-minute rule, GP and KX modifier application, 59/76/77 modifier usage, functional limitation reporting, evaluation and re-evaluation coding (97161-97164), and therapeutic procedure coding across all OT CPT code families. Every claim reviewed for maximum accuracy.

Timed Code UnitsGP/KX Modifiers97xxx CodingEval CodingFLR

OT Provider Credentialing

Fast, accurate credentialing and payer enrollment for occupational therapists with Medicare, Medicaid, and all major commercial payers including workers' compensation carrier panels. We manage the complete process from initial application through approval, and handle all re-credentialing, CAQH profile maintenance, and payer contract updates so your providers are billable from day one.

Medicare EnrollmentCAQH UpdatesWorkers Comp PanelsRenewals

Medical Virtual Assistant & Auth Coordinator

Dedicated remote virtual assistants handling prior authorization requests, insurance eligibility verification before every appointment, benefits confirmation, plan of care coordination with referring physicians, patient callback management, and all administrative tasks that consume your front desk staff's time, freeing your entire team to focus on scheduling more patients and delivering better care.

Auth CoordinationInsurance VerificationBenefits ConfirmationPOC Coordination

Workers' Comp & Auto PIP Billing

Specialized billing for workers' compensation and personal injury protection cases, including state-specific workers' comp fee schedules, ODG guidelines compliance, independent medical examination billing, functional capacity evaluation coding, lien documentation, and coordination with attorneys and case managers to maximize reimbursement on every case.

State WC Fee SchedulesODG CompliancePIP BillingFCE CodingLiens
Coding Expertise

Occupational Therapy CPT Codes and Auth Requirements We Master

Our AAPC-certified OT coders are trained on every CPT code used in US occupational therapy billing, with deep knowledge of which codes require prior authorization from which payers and how to maximize first-pass approval rates.

CPT 97161, 97162, 97163

OT Evaluation: Low, Moderate, High Complexity

Accurate complexity level selection for initial OT evaluations based on clinical presentation, number of body systems, and required clinical decision-making. Frequently miscoded, leading to significant systematic underbilling on every new patient evaluation

Auth Often Required at First Visit
CPT 97110, 97530, 97012

Therapeutic Exercises and Activities

Timed procedure coding billed in 15-minute increments using the 8-minute rule. Includes therapeutic exercise (97110), therapeutic activities (97530), and mechanical traction (97012). Correct unit calculation is critical, because one unit error per visit costs practices thousands annually

Auth Required by Most Payers
CPT 97035, 97032, 97033

Modalities: Ultrasound, Electrical Stim, Iontophoresis

Ultrasound (97035), electrical stimulation (97032), and iontophoresis (97033) billing with correct timed vs. untimed distinction, 59 modifier application when billed with other procedures, and payer-specific coverage policy compliance to prevent blanket modality denials

Auth May Be Required
GO and KX Modifiers

Medicare Therapy Threshold & KX Exception

Medicare sets an annual therapy threshold for occupational therapy, tracked separately from the combined physical therapy and speech-language pathology threshold. When a patient exceeds this threshold, the KX modifier must be added to every claim to certify medical necessity for continued therapy. Missing the KX modifier when required results in automatic claim rejection

Medicare Compliance Critical
CPT 97164, 97168

OT Re-Evaluation

Re-evaluation billing when a patient's condition significantly changes or fails to respond to treatment as expected. Requires separate documentation justifying the need for re-evaluation beyond the standard progress note and must be distinguished from ongoing treatment visit documentation

Auth Often Required
GP, GO, GN Modifiers

Service Delivery Modifiers

GO modifier (services delivered under an OT plan of care) must appear on every OT claim submitted to Medicare and most commercial payers. Missing this modifier causes immediate claim rejection. We also manage GO (OT) and GN (speech) modifiers when your practice provides multi-discipline therapy services

Required on Every OT Claim
How It Works

Getting Started with ClainetRCM is Simple and Risk-Free

1

Free Auth & Revenue Audit

We analyze your current authorization workflow, billing performance, denial patterns, and missed coding opportunities specific to occupational therapy practices.

2

Custom OT RCM Strategy

We build a tailored billing and authorization plan around your payer mix, patient volume, care settings, EHR system, and practice size.

3

Zero-Disruption Onboarding

Our team takes over your authorization workflow and billing without interrupting daily patient scheduling or treatment delivery at any point.

4

Continuous Optimization

Monthly performance reviews, auth approval rate tracking, coding audits, and ongoing improvement recommendations to keep revenue growing.

Why ClainetRCM

Why Occupational Therapists and OT Practice Managers Choose ClainetRCM

  • We Own Your Entire Authorization Workflow, Not Just Part of It

    Most billing companies handle claims. ClainetRCM handles everything upstream, starting with authorization. We submit the initial auth, follow up with the payer, track every patient's visit count, submit re-auths proactively, appeal denials, and coordinate peer-to-peer reviews. Your front desk staff will stop spending 3-4 hours per day on authorization phone calls within the first 30 days of working with us.

  • Every Auth Request Is Built for First-Pass Approval

    Most authorization denials are not clinical disagreements. They are incomplete submissions. Before an auth leaves our desk we attach the functional outcome measures, objective baseline scores, prior treatment history, and payer-specific medical necessity language that the reviewer at that particular plan is required to see. When a request is still denied, we do not accept it: we open a peer-to-peer review, package the clinical documentation, and appeal in writing.

  • 03

    OT Billing Specialists, Not Generalist Medical Billers

    Every member of your account team is trained specifically in occupational therapy billing requirements. We understand the 8-minute rule for timed procedures, the difference between a therapeutic exercise and a therapeutic activity for coding purposes, the modifier rules for Medicare OT billing, and the documentation standards required for workers' compensation claims, all of which are completely different from every other medical specialty.

  • 04

    Named Account Manager with OT Industry Experience

    You will always speak with the same dedicated account manager who knows your practice, your payer contracts, your therapist roster, and your patient population. No call centers, no ticket systems, no starting over every time you have a question about a specific authorization or claim status. Direct line access to your account manager whenever you need it.

  • 05

    Real-Time Auth Dashboard and Billing Reporting

    Access a real-time dashboard showing every patient's authorization status, remaining authorized visits, pending re-auth requests, and upcoming expiration dates, alongside standard billing KPIs including clean claim rates, denial trends, collection rates, and AR aging. Monthly executive summaries keep you fully informed without requiring you to dig through data yourself.

What We Put in Writing

Service standards for every OT account

Claim submission24-48 hrs
AR review cycleEvery 14 days
Onboarding7-14 business days
Coding staffAAPC / AHIMA certified
HIPAA & BAASigned with every client
PricingFrom 2.29% of collections

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About OT Billing & Prior Authorization

ClainetRCM manages the complete prior authorization lifecycle for occupational therapy practices. Before every new patient's first visit, we verify their insurance benefits, confirm OT authorization requirements for their specific payer and plan, and submit the initial authorization request with complete clinical documentation including diagnosis codes, functional limitation information, and plan of care details. We then follow up with the payer until an authorization number is confirmed, document the authorization in your scheduling system, track remaining authorized visits in real time, submit re-authorization requests when patients reach approximately 70-75% of their approved visit count, and immediately appeal any authorization denials through peer-to-peer review, written appeals, and external review escalation as needed.
This is one of the most common and costly problems in OT billing, and ClainetRCM eliminates it through proactive management. We submit re-authorization requests when patients reach approximately 70-75% of their approved visit limit, giving us 3 to 5 visits worth of processing time before the auth expires. If a payer's re-authorization is delayed beyond the expected timeframe, we escalate immediately, contact the payer directly for an expedited review, and in some cases obtain a verbal authorization confirmation with a follow-up written auth to ensure no visits are rendered without coverage. We also communicate with your schedulers in real time so they know exactly how many visits remain on each patient's current authorization.
Most major commercial payers require prior authorization for occupational therapy services, including UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Anthem, Humana, and BCBS plans in most states. Medicare traditional does not require prior authorization for PT, but Medicare Advantage plans do. Each Medicare Advantage plan has different requirements, visit limits, and clinical documentation standards. Workers' compensation and auto PIP carriers also have their own authorization processes that differ by state. ClainetRCM maintains a continuously updated payer-specific authorization requirement database that tells our team exactly what each payer requires, from which platform to use (payer portal, Evicore, Magellan, phone call) to which specific clinical criteria must be documented for first-pass approval.
Yes. If your practice has existing authorization denials from the past 30 days or from earlier in the year, our authorization specialists will review each one, identify the grounds for denial, and determine the best path to appeal. For clinical necessity denials, we initiate peer-to-peer review requests with the payer's medical director and compile clinical documentation packages. For administrative denials (untimely submission, incorrect information), we identify the specific error and resubmit with corrections. Most payers allow 30 to 180 days to appeal authorization denials, and we work within those windows to recover as much previously denied authorization as possible.
ClainetRCM integrates with all major EHR and practice management systems used by occupational therapy practices across the USA. These include WebPT, Clinicient, Jane App, Kareo, Athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, AdvancedMD, DrChrono, Practice Fusion, Casamba, Raintree, TherapyBoss, and many others. Our team works within your existing system and does not require any software changes, data migration, or disruption to your clinical documentation workflow at any point during onboarding.
Yes. Workers' compensation and personal injury protection billing are two of the most complex and time-consuming billing types in occupational therapy. ClainetRCM's OT billing team is experienced with state-specific workers' compensation fee schedules, ODG (Official Disability Guidelines) medical necessity requirements, independent medical examination billing, functional capacity evaluation coding, and coordination with workers' comp case managers and attorneys. For auto PIP billing, we manage no-fault billing procedures, lien documentation, and coordination with personal injury attorneys to ensure maximum reimbursement on every case.
The 8-minute rule governs how many units can be billed for timed occupational therapy procedures. For each 15-minute unit, a therapist must provide at least 8 minutes of that specific timed service. When multiple timed procedures are performed in one visit, the total minutes are counted and the appropriate number of units is calculated using the AMA's rounding table. ClainetRCM's OT coders verify the timed minutes documented in every visit note against the 8-minute rule before submitting claims, catching any under-billed or over-billed units. We also ensure untimed procedures like electrical stimulation and ultrasound are billed correctly as per-session codes rather than as timed units.
No. ClainetRCM does not require long-term contracts for our occupational therapy billing and authorization management services. We operate on flexible month-to-month agreements because we believe your continued partnership should be earned through consistent results, not contractual obligation. Our performance-based pricing model means our incentives are fully aligned with yours. We earn more only when your practice earns more, and we are motivated every single month to deliver the best possible revenue cycle and authorization outcomes for your practice.
Onboarding an occupational therapy practice takes 7 to 14 business days from signed agreement and BAA to your first submitted claim batch. That window covers payer and clearinghouse setup, EHR access, a review of your open AR, and a payer-by-payer map of your current authorization requirements. Once you are live, claims are filed within 24 to 48 hours of receiving complete charges and documentation, and every open AR balance is reviewed on a 14-day cycle. Pricing starts at 2.29% of monthly collections, with no setup fee and no long-term contract. Your claims are coded and scrubbed by AAPC and AHIMA certified coders, and a BAA is signed with every client before any PHI is exchanged.
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Tell us about your occupational therapy practice and one of our OT revenue cycle specialists will conduct a complimentary audit of your authorization workflow, billing performance, and denial patterns, then walk you through exactly what we would change and what it would cost. No obligation, no pressure.

  • Free Prior Authorization Workflow AuditWe identify every auth gap, missed re-auth, and visit limit overrun costing your practice revenue
  • Free OT Revenue & Billing AuditWe find uncaptured revenue from coding errors, wrong modifiers, and missed procedures
  • Response Within 1 Business DayA dedicated OT billing and authorization specialist will contact you promptly
  • Fully Confidential ProcessAll practice data is protected under a strict non-disclosure agreement
  • Zero Obligation RequiredThe full audit and consultation are completely free with no commitment to proceed

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