IBS Coding Services
The IBS Coding Staff Specializes in Part B Medical Coding for Physician Practices and Hospitals
Coding Services Provided for Physician Practice
- Temporary Coding to cover vacations, employee turnover or medical leave.
- Full time coding for new or smaller practices to minimize the overhead cost of an in-house coder. Each practice is assigned a CPC certified coder who will act as an integral team member for your office. Having this level of expertise available to you is a decided advantage.
- RVU Calculation based on CPT codes used
Coding Services Provided for Hospitals
Hospitals are purchasing physician practices in record numbers. Hospital coders are experts at coding the Part A, or facility side of a claim but are often at a loss to accurately code the part B or, professional side. This disparity creates the possibility for missed codes, missed revenues and the eventuality of failed audits.
- Medical Coding all disciplines
- Surgical Coding
- Procedural Coding
- Evaluation and Management Coding
- RVU Calculation based on CPT codes used
The Key to our Coding Success
Our Coding experts are CPC certified. They are dedicated to coding your charts with precision while adhering to a 48 hour or less turnaround time. Before a coding worksheet is sent to the client all codes are put through a correct coding initiative bundler for a final edit check. Our coders are internally audited by a certified auditor every 6 months and must maintain a 95% accuracy rate.
Contact Us
Please contact one of our team members for pricing and for determining the best coding strategy for you.
Upcoming Events
- January 24-26
STS 46th Annual Meeting
Ft. Lauderdale, FLA - March 14-16
ACC 59th Annual ACC Scientific Session
Atlanta, GA - May 19-21
NCMGMA Spring Conference 2010
Myrtle Beach, SC - October 24-27
MGMA 2010 Annual Conference
New Orleans, LA
News
- October 2009
IBS Billing Service partners with Agastha. Allowing us to offer a full service CCHIT EHR to our billing customers. - December 30, 2009
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services posted a proposed rule defining "meaningful use" of electronic health records to qualify for the Medicare and Medicaid incentive payments authorized under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Also posted was an interim final rule from the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology that sets initial standards, implementation specifications and certification criteria for EHR technology.
Both rules are available for viewing in a draft format at federalregister.gov/inspection.aspx, and will be published in the Federal Register on Jan. 13, with a 60-day comment period effective at that time. The interim final rule will become effective 30 days after publication - January 1, 2010
Consult codes are no longer in effect. This new mandate can have a significant impact on cash flow for specialty practices. For clarification on this new ruling please contact one of our coding specialists. - January 15, 2010
The IBS Billing division of CAOS launches its new website.