Neurology Billing That Gets Every Diagnostic Test Paid—Fully & On Time

U.S.-based neurology billing experts ensuring accurate coding for EEG, EMG, NCS, evoked potentials, and infusion therapies—with 97% clean claims and 60% fewer denials.

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Why Neurology Practices Trust Our Billing

Precise CPT 95800–96000 Coding

Expert application of neurodiagnostic codes—including EEG (95812–95957), EMG (95860–95905), NCS (95907–95913), and evoked potentials—with correct units, laterality, and bundled vs. separate service rules.

Correct Modifier Usage

Accurate use of -26 (professional), -TC (technical), -RT/-LT (laterality), and -59 (distinct procedure) modifiers to prevent bundling denials from Medicare and commercial payers.

60% Fewer Claim Denials

Pre-submission scrubbing catches missing modifiers, incorrect units, or NCCI edits—preventing 90% of avoidable denials for complex neuro studies.

Seamless EHR & Neurodiagnostic System Integration

Auto-capture study details from Nihon Kohden, Cadwell, EMG machines, or hospital EHRs—ensuring no missed charges for long-term EEG, quantitative analysis, or multi-day monitoring.

Rapid Denial Appeals

Denied claims are appealed within 72 hours with neurologist notes, tracings, and clinical justification—recovering 87% of lost neurology revenue.

Dedicated Neurology Billing Manager

Your U.S.-based expert tracks test-specific KPIs: reimbursement per CPT, denial trends, and payer contracts for EEG, EMG, and infusion therapies.

Neurology Billing Challenges That Cost You Revenue

Neurology billing is highly technical—missing modifiers, incorrect units, or unbundling errors trigger automatic denials or severe underpayment.

Missing or Incorrect Modifiers

Failure to apply -26/-TC for hospital-based EEG labs leads to claim denials. Missing -RT/-LT for unilateral NCS causes 50% payment loss.

Incorrect Units or Time Tracking

Long-term EEG (95711–95957) requires precise time units—under-reporting hours results in significant underpayment.

Payer-Specific Bundling Rules

Commercial payers bundle EMG with NCS or EEG with video monitoring—missing these edits causes irreversible denials.

Incomplete Documentation for Complex Studies

Missing details like “quantitative analysis,” “video monitoring,” or “infusion duration” leads to downcoding or rejection.

Our Neurology Billing Workflow

Built for neurologists, neurodiagnostic labs, and headache clinics that demand precision in every claim.

1. Test Scheduling & Insurance Verification

Verify eligibility, benefits, and prior auth (for infusion therapies or advanced EEG) before the patient arrives.

2. Auto-Capture from Neurodiagnostic Reports

Extract CPT, units, laterality, and time details directly from finalized EEG/EMG/NCS reports or device logs.

3. Accurate Component & Modifier Assignment

Apply -26, -TC, -RT/LT, -59, or global billing based on service location and payer policy.

4. Clean Claim Submission (Within 24h)

Submit scrubbed claims daily with real-time NCCI and payer-specific neurology bundling checks.

5. Test-Specific Reporting

Monthly dashboard: avg. reimbursement per EEG/EMG, top denials, and payer performance by CPT code.

Proven Impact for Neurology Providers

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Clean Claim Rate

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Higher Net Collections

Based on 31 neurology clients served in 2024. Results may vary.

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Neurology Billing: FAQs

Yes—we apply -26, -TC, or global billing based on your setting (e.g., hospital-employed vs. private practice) and payer rules to ensure full compliance and payment.

We track exact monitoring hours and apply the correct base + add-on codes with units. Continuous video monitoring and quantitative analysis are billed separately when supported.

Absolutely. We handle J-codes, hydration codes, and infusion time (96365–96379) with proper ICD-10 linkage and prior authorization support.

Yes—we check payer requirements for long-term EEG, intracranial monitoring, or genetic testing and work with your staff to obtain auths before testing.

Stop Losing Revenue on Billable Neuro Studies

The average neurology practice loses $60K–$180K/year to missing modifiers, incorrect time units, and unbundled studies.

97%
Clean Claim Rate
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Fewer Denials

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