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Cardiology Billing Services

Cardiology billing demands precision across interventional procedures, diagnostic testing, and electrophysiology studies. Each subspecialty carries its own modifier rules, bundling restrictions, and prior authorization requirements. One wrong code can turn a $3,000 reimbursement into a denial.

Our team includes billers who’ve worked inside cardiology practices. We know the difference between a 93306 and a 93308, when modifier 26 applies, and why your echo lab needs separate charge capture workflows. That’s not something you get from a generic billing company.

Cardiology billing at a glance

98% clean claim rate
Industry average: 80-85%
14 days average AR
Cardiology average: 40-60 days
$3,500 setup + 7% ongoing
EHR + clearinghouse included
Coverage includes
Interventional Diagnostic Electrophysiology Nuclear Preventive
What we code

Common cardiology procedures we bill daily.

Interventional Cardiology

Cardiac catheterization (93451-93462)
Percutaneous coronary intervention (92920-92944)
Stent placement and atherectomy
Structural heart procedures (TAVR, MitraClip)

Diagnostic Testing

Echocardiography (93303-93352)
Stress testing (93015-93018)
Holter and event monitoring (93224-93272)
Nuclear cardiology imaging

Electrophysiology

EP studies and ablation (93600-93662)
Pacemaker and ICD procedures (33206-33249)
Device interrogation and programming
Remote monitoring (93297-93299)
Why it’s hard

Cardiology billing challenges we solve every day.

Cardiology is one of the most complex specialties to bill. High-value procedures, strict documentation requirements, and frequent payer policy changes mean even experienced in-house billers miss revenue. For coding standards, see the American College of Cardiology.

Modifier complexity

Cardiology requires precise modifier usage: 26 vs. TC for diagnostic interpretations, 59 for distinct procedural services, LT/RT for laterality. One wrong modifier turns a clean claim into a denial or an audit flag.

Bundling and unbundling rules

CCI edits bundle cardiac cath with PCI, echo with stress tests, and EP studies with ablations. Knowing when services are separately reportable and how to document medical necessity for unbundling is critical to full reimbursement.

Prior authorization burden

Many cardiac procedures require prior auth from the payer before they’ll reimburse. Missing a prior auth on a $15,000 interventional procedure means eating the entire cost. We track auth requirements by payer and procedure.

Changing code sets

AMA updates cardiology CPT codes annually. New structural heart codes, revised echo guidelines, and updated EP coding rules require constant education. We stay current so your claims don’t get stuck in limbo.

What you get

Full-service cardiology billing across your revenue cycle.

Charge capture review
Verify every procedure is captured and coded before claims go out.
Claims submission
Electronic submission within 24 hours of encounter with payer-specific formatting.
Denial management
Root cause analysis, corrected claims, and appeals with supporting documentation.
Payment posting
Accurate ERA/EOB posting with contractual adjustment verification.
Monthly reporting
Clean claim rate, days in AR, denial rate, collection rate, payer mix analysis.
Credentialing
Insurance panel enrollment for all major cardiology payers in your market.
Pricing

Simple, transparent cardiology billing pricing.

$3,500 one-time setup
7% of collections (or $650/mo minimum)
EHR + clearinghouse included
Cardiology-specific credentialing
Insurance verification
Chart creation and documentation support
Get Started with Cardiology Billing

Ready to fix your cardiology billing?

Schedule a free consultation. We’ll review your current billing performance, identify where you’re losing revenue, and build a plan to get your cardiology practice paid faster.