Diagnostic testing
Orders, indications, frequency and payer policy should align with the test performed and billed.
Cardiology billing support for office care, diagnostic testing, procedures, professional and technical components, denials and A/R.
Cardiology billing often connects evaluation and management services with diagnostic testing, procedures, device-related workflows and multiple sites of service. Accurate handoffs are essential when the ordering, performing and billing details span different teams.
CMT supports independent cardiology practices, diagnostic cardiology groups and multi-provider practices that need structured claim, denial and A/R workflows.
The goal is to resolve individual accounts while improving the workflow that created the problem.
Orders, indications, frequency and payer policy should align with the test performed and billed.
Claims need to reflect who performed, interpreted and supplied the service at the applicable location.
Advanced imaging and procedures may require approvals tied to a specific service, facility and date range.
Hospital, office and diagnostic-center activity can create missing-charge or duplicate-work risks.
CMT can support the complete workflow or a focused part of it. Scope, access, responsibilities and escalation rules are documented before launch.
Connect the ordered service, authorization and site of care before performance.
Keep interpretation and technical-service details aligned with the claim pathway.
Identify missing charges and duplicate risks across office and facility workflows.
Report denials and underpayments by payer, test, procedure and root cause.
Coverage, authorization and reimbursement depend on payer rules, contracts, documentation, coding and the patient’s circumstances. CMT supports the administrative workflow and does not guarantee payer approval or payment.
We define the exact scope after reviewing your current workflow and systems.
Yes. Scope can include agreed office and diagnostic workflows, using the practice's documentation, coding direction and payer requirements.
CMT can support requirement checks, administrative submissions, record tracking and payer follow-up. Clinical justification and attestations remain with the treating provider.
Yes, when the practice supplies the required access, documentation and workflow rules. Responsibilities are defined before launch to reduce missing or duplicated work.
CMT can help identify and follow up on underpaid accounts using available contract, remittance and payer information. Recovery depends on contract terms and payer adjudication.
Tell us about your specialty, payer mix and current pressure points. We will determine whether a focused queue or broader RCM engagement makes sense.