Medical Billing By Specialty And Practice Type.
Different care settings create different billing handoffs. Find your specialty, facility or supplier type, see which records matter most, then choose Medical Billing or Full RCM once we understand your work.
- Ten clinical specialties
- ASCs and DME suppliers
- All 50 states
See How OneBill RCM Works.
A short, narrated tour of who we are, how we divide the work with your practice, our services, the claim journey and how we handle patient data.
Find Your Clinical Specialty.
Each specialty page explains the codes, payer rules and documentation that decide payment in that field.
What Decides Payment In Each Field.
Every practice type has its own billing rules. This is the detail we watch most closely in each, and the denial we watch for.
| Practice type | What decides payment | Common denial we watch for |
|---|---|---|
| Oncology | Drug billing units and discarded-drug (JW/JZ) reporting | Authorization not matching the regimen or dose |
| Dermatology | Biopsy technique, excised diameter and pathology | Excisions billed before the pathology result |
| Orthopedics | The 90-day global period and modifiers 24, 57, 58, 78, 79 | Visits billed inside a global period without support |
| Thoracic Surgery | Hospital place of service, co-surgeons and assistants | Missing hospital records and unbilled rounding |
| Internal Medicine | Wellness visits, problem visits and care management time | Preventive and problem services mixed on one claim |
| Wound Care | Debridement depth and area; measurements every visit | Surgical debridement not supported by the note |
| Pain Management | Coverage pathways for blocks and ablation | Ablation billed without documented diagnostic relief |
| OB/GYN | Global obstetric packages and split care | Insurance changes mid-pregnancy |
| Cardiology | Global, technical and professional components | Wrong component for where the test was done |
| Psychiatry | Psychotherapy time bands and telehealth rules | Billing the medical plan instead of the behavioral health plan |
| Ambulatory Surgery Centers | Covered procedures, discounting and implants | Implants not billed under contract carve-outs |
| DME Suppliers | Orders, delivery proof, rentals and refills | Missing written order or proof of delivery |
We Confirm Scope Before Work Starts.
A specialty name alone does not set the service scope. We review your systems, records and responsibilities before confirming an engagement. Payers keep coverage and payment decisions.
- 1Which billing work does your team want help with?
- 2Who supplies the clinical records and answers questions?
- 3Is this ongoing billing, inherited insurance A/R, or both?
- 1Describe The WorkYour care setting, payer mix and current billing handoff
- 2Agree ResponsibilitiesChoose the service; name the clinical and billing owners
- 3Approve AccessSystems, BAA and access confirmed before patient information
Illustrative.
Questions About Fit.
Need a different starting point? An audit or an old A/R review may be more useful than replacing your whole workflow.
Do You Only Work With These Specialties?
These are the settings we serve today. If yours is not listed, tell us about it on a discovery call.
Can One Agreement Cover Several Specialties?
Yes, when we confirm each entity and service before work starts.
Do Fees Differ By Specialty?
No. Your rate depends on collection volume and the service you choose, not your specialty, and is set in your written quote. How Pricing Works
Tell Us About Your Practice Type.
Describe your care setting, payer mix and current billing handoff. Please keep patient records out of the form.
- Ten clinical specialties, ASCs and DME suppliers
- Scope confirmed before work starts
- Keep your existing EHR