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In this article, we will examine the CQ and CO modifiers and the gray areas that exist in the new proposed CMS rules for 2020 to clarify these situations.

HCPCS Level II codes are used for billing Medicare and Medicaid patients, as well as some third-party payers. Learn more about how to use these codes here.

Physical therapists should be aware that there are several common reimbursement issues that are outlined in the Coding and Payment Guide. Listed in this article are 5 issues that physical therapists should take into consideration.

In this article, we take a look at the 8-minute rule and what therapists need to be aware of. There are nuances that make it more complicated than it appears.

What are CPT codes? How do you know which ones to use and when? This article helps to clarify much of this as it relates to the physical therapy industry.

We understand how vital it is to have tools that provide you with a snapshot of your entire practice. StrataPT created a dashboard that clearly illustrates and outlines tasks that assist from a business and operational standpoint.

At StrataPT, we have a team that focuses on getting electronic remittance advice set up for all available payers. This ensures that payments are being posted the same day and allows our billing specialists to focus on higher level items rather than simple data entry.

Submission of billing charges should never be complicated or frustrating. At StrataPT, we make the claim submission process painless and submit daily.

With StrataPT’s direct connection, all Medicare eligibility and benefits information is returned back within seconds. This improves the patient's experience and ensures you don't have to pay money back to Medicare.