Specialty billing
Dermatology medical billing
Dermatology claims turn on lesion detail — how many, what size, and whether the service was medical or cosmetic.
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Biopsies, excisions and cosmetic versus medical services separated correctly.
Lesion procedures
Biopsies, excisions and destructions coded by method, size and site.
Mohs surgery
Stages and specimen counts coded as performed.
Pathology
Professional and technical pathology components billed correctly.
Cosmetic separation
Cosmetic work kept clearly apart from medically necessary care.
Common pitfalls
Where dermatology claims go wrong
These are the errors we look for first when reviewing a practice in this specialty. If any sound familiar, a billing review will tell you what they are costing.
- Excision size taken from the pathology specimen rather than the pre-excision measurement, which understates the code.
- Multiple lesions treated in one visit but billed without the modifiers that keep each payable.
- Cosmetic services submitted to insurance.
Other specialties we support
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