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Specialty-Specific Billing Support

ENT & Otolaryngology Medical Billing Services

ENT practices mix clinic visits, in-office procedures, audiology, allergy, and surgery. Each line has its own coding conventions, and a single practice manager usually has to hold all of them at once.

In-office procedures and global periods

Tubes, sinus procedures, and laryngoscopy performed in the office follow different rules than the same service performed in a facility. Global periods for surgical cases add another layer.

We map each service to its setting and payer before claims go out, then track outcomes so a pattern of denials becomes a documentation fix rather than a monthly surprise.

  • In-office procedure coding and supply billing
  • Surgical global periods and post-operative visits
  • Audiology and hearing testing benefits
  • Allergy testing and immunotherapy billing

Hearing and allergy benefits are separate

Hearing tests and hearing aids often fall outside medical benefits, and allergy immunotherapy has its own coverage and authorization rules. Mixing them into the general claim flow creates avoidable denials.

We keep those services in separate queues with their own reporting, so the practice can see what is medical revenue and what is self-pay.

Frequently asked questions

Can you bill audiology and hearing aid services separately?

Yes. We separate medical and non-medical services so each claim goes to the right payer, and self-pay balances are visible.

Do you support allergy immunotherapy billing?

Yes. We bill venom and inhalant allergen immunotherapy preparation and administration codes with strict unit counts, mixing date tracking, and dosage scheduling.

How do you handle in-office surgical suites?

We verify place of service, apply appropriate facility or non-facility practice expense RVUs, and include surgical tray and supply codes where permitted by payer contracts.

Free Billing Audit

Want a clearer picture of your billing?

Request a free audit. We will look at your recent claims and tell you what we would fix first — no obligation, and no patient information needed to get started.