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Radiology billing credentialing services
Radiology Billing Credentialing Services

Powerful Radiology Billing Credentialing Results Today

Radiology billing punishes small mistakes — a global claim billed without its professional-component split, an interventional procedure unbundled the wrong way, a CT billed with contrast when the order said without, or an advanced imaging study billed without its prior authorization. Unlike most specialties, your revenue depends on getting the component, the bundle, and the authorization right on every study.

We deliver end-to-end Radiology Billing Credentialing for imaging centers, radiology groups, and hospital outpatient departments — built around global vs. professional split accuracy, interventional bundling, and payer enrollment that actually lands.

98.5%Clean Claim Rate
Under 2%Denial Rate
30+Specialties We Support
All 5Medicare Appeal Levels
What We Handle

Radiology Billing Services We Handle

  • Charge Entry & ClaimsClean claims submitted on time, every time.
  • Denial ManagementDenials worked fast, not written off.
  • Prior AuthorizationsAdvanced imaging approved before the study.
  • Eligibility VerificationCoverage checked before the visit, not after.
  • Payment PostingEvery payment matched, every balance clear.
  • CredentialingPanels, CAQH and renewals kept up to date.
Common Risk Areas

Where Radiology Claims Most Often Go Wrong

Claim ElementCommon Denial TriggerOur Safeguard
Global vs. professional split (26 / TC)Wrong component billed for the settingComponent check per study and setting
Interventional radiology bundlesUnbundled codes denied as includedBundling check before submission
CT / MRI 70450–70553Contrast vs. non-contrast mismatchContrast documentation check
Ultrasound 76536–76886Complete vs. limited study mismatchStudy-type check against the report
Mammography 77065–77067Screening vs. diagnostic order mismatchOrder-type check before submission
Prior authorizationAdvanced imaging billed without authAuthorization tracking per study
Code Spectrum

Radiology Codes We Bill Every Day

70450 CT Head 70553 MRI Brain 76700 Ultrasound Abdomen 77067 Mammography 26 / TC Modifiers 75894 Interventional
How It Works

Getting Started in 3 Simple Steps

  1. Free AuditWe review your AR, denials and panel status.
  2. Enrollment & SetupWe enroll your clinicians and set up clean billing.
  3. Clean Claims, Faster PayClaims go out clean — and payments come back faster.
Payer Enrollment & Compliance

Panel Enrollment and Credentialing for Radiology Practices

Getting on a panel is only the first step — staying on it is the work. We manage CAQH attestations, Medicare enrollment, commercial payer applications, license and supervision renewals, and monthly OIG/SAM exclusion sweeps across your clinician roster, so no radiologist reads studies while a panel application sits in limbo or a roster drops a clinician silently.

On the compliance side, we keep your billing aligned with current payer policies for imaging — including global vs. professional component rules, interventional bundling, and dose-reporting requirements — and we track prior authorizations from request to approval, so studies are not delayed and claims are not denied for a missing authorization.

Common Questions

Radiology Billing Credentialing — FAQ

What is the difference between global and professional component billing?
A global claim covers both the technical component (the equipment and the study itself, modifier TC) and the professional component (the radiologist's interpretation, modifier 26). Which one you bill depends on your setting — bill the wrong component and the claim is denied. We check the component on every study.
How are interventional radiology procedures billed?
Interventional radiology uses bundled codes that already include the imaging guidance, so billing the guidance separately gets denied as included. We check every interventional claim against the current bundling rules before submission.
How do you bill CT and MRI with contrast?
CT and MRI codes (70450–70553) change depending on whether contrast was used — without contrast, with contrast, or both. We check the contrast documentation on every CT and MRI claim before submission.
What is the difference between a complete and a limited ultrasound?
A complete ultrasound study examines all the required elements for that area; a limited study examines fewer. The code must match what the report actually documents — we check the study type against the report on every ultrasound claim.
How is mammography billed — screening or diagnostic?
Screening mammography (77067) is for patients with no symptoms; diagnostic mammography (77065–77066) is for patients with symptoms or findings. The code must match the order — we check the order type on every mammography claim.
Is RAC audit defense included with radiology billing services?
Yes. Every radiology client receives our MD Audit Shield program covering RAC, MAC, ZPIC, and OIG audits — including representation through all five Medicare appeal levels — at no extra charge.
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