Like other healthcare specialists, teleradiologists now have more obligations in addition to new opportunities and income, some of which they might live without:

• Because teleradiology relies heavily on data, it is regulated by HIPAA. This means that in order to prepare claims and submit them electronically, teleradiologists must navigate a complex web of nonmedical and medical data, which puts them at significant risk of having their claims rejected for improper data management.
• The fact that different states have different rules governing medical malpractice insurance coverage further increases their overhead.
• Furthermore, in order to comply with HIPAA requirements, teleradiologists must implement a number of IT security-related safeguards.
• Their revenue is impacted by the time they spend on administrative tasks, denied claims, and setting up IT security. These activities result in resource misuse and underpaid services.

Teleradiology Billing Outsourced to PBC

With PBC billing and coding services, you get a complete solution that takes care of everything from insurance coverage verification to claim preparation and submission to follow-ups after the submission. This saves you time and effort so you can focus on your strengths.

Being the biggest group of billers and coders in the US, PBC stands apart from other billers and coders because it has a network of highly skilled professionals dispersed throughout large and small states that can provide you with local, state-specific expertise no matter where your operation is located.

Our coders and billers will assist you in streamlining your revenue cycle management by pointing out areas that require training, suggesting suitable software programmes, and sealing off revenue leaks. On the other hand, you can also fully outsource your administrative duties to us, saving yourself the hassle of doing them yourself.

The administrative requirements of the full spectrum of teleradiology services are satisfied by our offerings. Among the services we assist with are:

Subspecialty examines and documents:

• CT Angiogram
• Post-CT Processing
• Atomic
• digitalized radiography
• Ultrasound
• MRI
• Breast imaging
• MRIs, among other things