Industries & Specialties
Technical and professional splits, infusion authorizations, time-based services, and testing performed across two settings on the same day. Our neurology team codes these every day, not occasionally.
Who We Serve
Our neurology team maintains its own payer playbook, denial library, and coding reference — kept current with CMS and commercial payer updates.
We'll walk you through the component splits, authorization rules, and denial patterns we handle for those studies every day.
Cluster 01
Component-split testing where the place of service, the interpreting provider, and the duration of the study together decide what can be billed and by whom.
4 Specialties
Standard, extended, and ambulatory electroencephalography performed in-office or at home, read by your neurologists.
Extended monitoring for seizure characterisation and surgical work-up, often spanning multiple days and settings.
Needle electromyography and nerve conduction testing for neuropathy, radiculopathy, and neuromuscular disease.
Visual, auditory, and somatosensory evoked potentials plus autonomic function testing.
Send a sample of recent neurophysiology claims and we'll show you what was under-billed.
Cluster 02
Long-horizon patient relationships where visit-level accuracy, care management codes, and specialty drug authorizations carry most of the revenue.
6 Specialties
Ongoing disease management with high-cost disease-modifying therapies and regular imaging surveillance.
Medication management, injection therapies, and device programming for tremor and dystonia patients.
Cognitive assessment, care planning, and caregiver-inclusive visits for memory disorder patients.
ALS, myasthenia gravis, and muscular dystrophy programs with multidisciplinary clinic visits.
High-volume clinics combining office visits, injection therapy, and preventive drug programs.
Diagnostic work-up and long-term management, frequently overlapping with primary care and endocrinology.
We'll review your specialty drug workflow and show where authorizations and J-code documentation are costing you.
Cluster 03
Time-critical, consult-driven work where place of service, attending relationships, and time documentation decide whether the encounter is paid at all.
4 Specialties
Acute stroke response, telestroke coverage, and follow-up management across hospital and clinic settings.
Neurology consults requested by hospitalists and emergency departments, often across several facilities.
Intensive management of neurological emergencies where time-based critical care coding applies.
Catheter-based and image-guided procedures performed in hospital and ambulatory settings.
Consults billed under a facility you are not yet enrolled with are consults you will never be paid for.
Cluster 04
Documentation-first service lines where authorization, drug wastage, and administration time determine payment integrity.
3 Specialties
IVIG, biologics, and disease-modifying therapies administered under your own roof.
In-lab polysomnography and home sleep testing run alongside a neurology practice.
Remote follow-up and second-opinion visits across state lines and payer networks.
Who We Work With
Solo and small-group neurologists who need a full billing department without the payroll.
Coordinated billing and credentialing across sites, subspecialists, and payer contracts.
High-volume consult billing, AR recovery projects, and dedicated FTE resources.
Next Step
We build playbooks on request. Tell us what your neurology practice performs and we'll show you how we'd bill it.
