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Practice Management for Pain Management Practices

Interventional and medication-based pain care brings heavy authorization work and strict compliance. We keep procedures approved and claims supported.

What makes pain management practices different

Procedure authorizations

Injections, nerve blocks and ablations usually require prior authorization and documented conservative treatment.

Coverage policy documentation

Payers and Medicare contractors publish detailed coverage rules for interventional procedures.

Controlled substances

DEA registration and state prescription monitoring program requirements apply in every state.

Facility settings

Procedures in the office, a surgery center or a hospital are billed differently.

How we help

Virtual Staff

Dedicated authorization specialists for procedures and medications.

Medical Billing

Procedure coding by setting, and denial management for medical necessity denials.

Credentialing

DEA, state registrations and surgery center or hospital privileges.

Services pain management practices use most

Every one of our services is available to your practice.

What providers say

“Professional, efficient and truly excellent at what they do. They captured my vision for my professional branding and brought it to life.”

Jartu Wleh, FNP, Family nurse practitioner

“They handle all the paperwork while you focus on your patients' care. They did my website, and I really fell in love with their work.”

Marthe Ngemhe, Practice owner

5.0 on Google. Read all reviews ยท also on Clutch, Trustpilot and Capterra.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you appeal procedure denials?

Yes, with records showing the documentation the payer's policy requires.

Do you handle surgery center credentialing?

Yes, along with hospital privileges.

Other specialties

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