Specialty revenue cycles are shaped by more than claim submission. Documentation rules, procedure coding, authorization requirements, testing limits and global periods can all change how a service should be scheduled, documented and billed.
Specialty-focused workflows
CMT develops workflows around the services your practice actually provides, the payers you work with and the points where claims most often stall.
- Behavioral health and psychiatry
- Dental-to-medical cross-coding support
- Ophthalmology and eye care
- Physical, occupational and speech therapy
- ABA and developmental services
- Primary care and multi-provider clinics
- Urgent care and occupational health
- Surgical and procedure-driven specialties
Where specialty knowledge matters
Our review considers payer policies, medical necessity, modifiers, authorization dependencies, diagnostic testing, provider enrollment, documentation handoffs and follow-up ownership. This helps the billing workflow reflect the clinical reality of the practice.