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Medical Billing Services Tailored to Your Specialty and Your Payers

Integrity Healthcare Solutions provides honest, straightforward medical billing services for practices and offers services nationwide and on all of 50 states. We manage the full billing cycle, from claim submission to payment posting and denial follow-up, so you can spend your time on patient care. Call (636) 837-3330 to find out how specialty-focused billing can lower your costs and speed up your payments.

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How We Take Your Claims From Visit to Payment

  • Claim Submission: Accurate, timely claims sent to commercial payers with the details they require.
  • Payment Posting: Payments and adjustments recorded promptly so your balances stay current.
  • Denial Management: Every denial is reviewed, corrected, and appealed when it makes sense.
  • Accounts Receivable Follow-Up: Persistent attention to aging claims before they turn into write-offs.
  • Patient Billing Support: Courteous help for patients who have questions about their statements.
  • Clear Reporting: Straightforward numbers that show what was billed, what was paid, and what is still outstanding.
  • HIPAA-Compliant Handling: Patient data protected through strict privacy and security practices.

ENT Billing for Office Procedures and Surgical Claims

Ear, nose, and throat practices bill a mix of exams, in-office procedures, and surgery. We help each claim reflect the work performed.

  • Hearing tests, audiology services, and diagnostic scopes
  • Correct modifier use when multiple procedures happen in one visit
  • Tracking of global surgical periods so follow-up care is billed properly
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Infusion Billing That Connects Drugs, Administration, and Authorizations

Infusion claims depend on getting several pieces right at once, and a missing detail can delay payment.

  • Prior authorization tracking before treatment begins
  • Accurate drug and administration codes with correct units
  • Documentation checks for start and stop times and drug waste

Oncology Billing for Complex, Multi-Visit Treatment Plans

Cancer care often involves ongoing treatment, high-cost drugs, and strict payer rules. We keep those claims organized from the first visit forward.

  • Chemotherapy administration and drug billing
  • Authorization and medical necessity follow-up
  • Close monitoring of high-dollar claims, so denials are addressed quickly
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Podiatry Billing That Gets Routine and Procedural Care Right

Payers look closely at foot care claims, so documentation and coding need to line up.

  • Medical necessity support for routine foot care and nail procedures
  • Billing for diabetic foot care and wound treatment
  • Proper use of procedure modifiers for same-day services

Urology Billing for In-Office Procedures and Surgical Care

Urology practices move between clinic visits, diagnostics, and surgery, and each requires its own billing approach.

  • Cystoscopy and other in-office procedure claims
  • Billing for lab work, imaging, and diagnostic testing tied to the visit
  • Accurate reporting of surgical procedures and related follow-up
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Cardiology Billing Backed by Careful Diagnostic Coding

Heart care relies heavily on testing, and those tests carry detailed billing requirements.

  • Echocardiograms, stress tests, and EKG claims
  • Cardiac device monitoring and remote services
  • Coordination of professional and facility billing for procedures

Family Practice Billing for Every Age and Every Type of Visit

Family physicians see everything from sick visits to annual checkups, often in the same day.

  • Proper separation of preventive and problem-oriented visits
  • Chronic condition management and care coordination billing
  • Support for in-office procedures, injections, and same-day services
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Mental Health Billing for Therapy and Counseling Practices

Behavioral health claims depend on session type, time, and provider credentials.

  • Time-based therapy codes matched to documented session length
  • Telehealth billing that follows current payer rules
  • Credentialing and authorization tracking for ongoing treatment

Ophthalmology Billing That Separates Medical Eye Care From Routine Vision

Eye practices must keep medical and vision services clearly distinct for payers.

  • Diagnostic eye testing and imaging claims
  • Cataract surgery and other procedural billing
  • Correct handling of medical versus routine vision coverage
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Psychiatry Billing for Evaluations, Medication Management, and Therapy

Psychiatric visits often combine evaluation with counseling, and the coding must reflect both.

  • Psychiatric evaluation and medication management claims
  • Add-on psychotherapy codes billed with office visits
  • Secure handling of sensitive patient records

Dialysis Billing for Ongoing Kidney Care Programs

Dialysis involves recurring services and payment structures that differ from standard office care.

  • Monthly dialysis service billing for ongoing patients
  • Accurate tracking of treatment schedules and supplies
  • Follow-up on coordination of benefits between payers
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Gastroenterology Billing for Screenings, Scopes, and Diagnostic Care

A single scope can be billed in different ways depending on why it was performed.

  • Colonoscopy claims coded as screening or diagnostic
  • Endoscopy and biopsy billing with correct modifiers
  • Billing for anesthesia and facility components tied to procedures

Nephrology Billing for Kidney Disease From Early Stages Onward

Nephrology claims cover long-term care that changes as a patient's condition progresses.

  • Chronic kidney disease visit and management billing
  • Support for dialysis-related professional services
  • Documentation review for lab-heavy patient records
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Orthopedic Billing for Injuries, Surgeries, and Recovery Care

Bone and joint care often includes procedures, equipment, and extended follow-up.

  • Fracture care claims that respect global period rules
  • Joint injections and in-office procedure billing
  • Durable medical equipment such as braces and supports

Radiology Billing for Professional and Technical Components

Imaging claims are often split between the interpretation and the equipment, and payers expect that to be clear.

  • Accurate professional and technical component billing
  • Claims for X-ray, MRI, CT, and ultrasound studies
  • Authorization checks before advanced imaging is performed
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Dermatology Billing That Distinguishes Medical From Cosmetic Services

Skin care practices must clearly separate covered treatment from elective services.

  • Biopsy and lesion removal claims with supporting documentation
  • Billing for skin cancer screening and surgical treatment
  • Clear handling of cosmetic versus medical visits

Neurology Billing for Testing, Diagnosis, and Ongoing Management

Neurological care leans on specialized testing that requires precise coding.

  • EEG, EMG, and nerve conduction study claims
  • Billing for long-term management of chronic neurological conditions
  • Authorization support for advanced diagnostics
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Pathology Billing for Lab Interpretation and Diagnostic Reporting

Pathology claims depend on accurately reporting the work behind each result.

  • Professional and technical service billing
  • Claims for tissue and specimen analysis
  • Careful matching of test codes to payer policies

Endocrinology Billing for Diabetes, Thyroid, and Hormone Care

Endocrine patients return often, and their claims need consistent, accurate coding.

  • Diabetes management visits and education services
  • Billing for thyroid and hormone testing
  • Support for continuous glucose monitoring services
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Internal Medicine Billing for Adults With Complex Health Needs

Internists manage multiple conditions at once, and the documentation behind each visit matters.

  • Evaluation and management coding that reflects visit complexity
  • Chronic care management and preventive services
  • Billing for in-office testing and follow-up care

OB/GYN Billing From Annual Exams Through Delivery

Women's health practices bill routine care, procedures, and maternity services that follow different rules.

  • Global maternity package billing, including prenatal and postpartum visits
  • Well-woman exams and in-office gynecologic procedures
  • Accurate reporting of delivery and surgical services
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Pediatric Billing for Well Visits, Sick Visits, and Immunizations

Children's practices handle a steady flow of routine and urgent visits, along with vaccines.

  • Well-child and preventive visit claims
  • Vaccine and administration billing
  • Separate handling of sick visits and same-day services

Medical Billing Questions Answered

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  • What does a medical billing company do for my practice?

    We prepare and submit claims, post payments, follow up on denials and unpaid balances, and report on your results so you can see how your revenue cycle is performing.

  • Can you bill for more than one specialty?

    Yes. If your practice offers multiple specialties, each one can be billed according to its own coding and payer requirements.

  • Do I need to give up my current software to work with you?

    Not necessarily. We can discuss your current setup on a call and recommend what makes sense. We also offer EMR software if you are looking for a new system.

  • How do I know what is happening with my claims?

    You receive clear reporting that shows what has been billed, paid, and denied, along with direct answers when you have questions.

Talk With a Billing Team That Gives You Straight Answers

Tired of chasing denials and waiting on payments? Call (636) 837-3330 to discuss your specialty and your billing goals. We are available Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM Central.