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- Prior Eligibility & Benefits Check
- HIPAA compliance
- Daily schedule analysis
- Eligibility & insurance checking
- HIPAA compatibility analysis
- Outstanding balance collection
- Prior authorization
Allergy and Immunology Billing Services
Allergy and immunology billing services manage testing unit counts, immunotherapy serum billing, and injection administration coding so your practice gets paid for every service. Perform Practice Solutions submits claims daily and gives you full visibility into every claim from submission to payment.
Why Outsource
Outsourcing allergy and immunology billing gives your practice specialists who understand per-test unit counting, serum preparation versus administration coding, and the frequency rules payers apply to immunotherapy. Allergy revenue is built on high volumes of small charges, so small unit errors compound into large losses fast.
An in-house biller undercounting skin test units or missing serum vial charges leaks revenue every single week. Perform Practice Solutions bills daily, counts every unit, and shows you where every dollar stands.
See where every dollar stands, including claims, A/R, denials, and patient balances.
We coach your team so clean data goes out and clean payments come back.
External billing partners stay up-to-date with complex, constantly changing billing codes (e.g., ICD-10, CPT updates) and healthcare regulations like HIPAA, transferring compliance responsibility to experts.
Our Process
We know that it is not just about compiling claims and sending them over to insurance companies. It's more than that! Your claim can fall under the accounts receivable category and it is a crucial part of it. And, finding the root cause of denials and rectifying issues is what our team of experts does.
What You Get
Full-service allergy and immunology billing built for cleaner claims, faster reimbursement, and clearer reporting.
Free Billing Analysis
Want to see how your current biller rates? Request a free billing service analysis and get an honest look at your denials, undercounted units, and recoverable revenue.
How It Works
We review your current claims, testing unit counts, and serum billing to find where revenue is leaking.
Claims are scrubbed against payer rules and frequency limits, then submitted every day.
We chase unpaid claims, manage patient balances, and review performance with you every month.
Get three months of free Front Desk 101 Coaching and Training when you switch your allergy and immunology billing to Perform Practice Solutions.
FAQs
Allergy and immunology billing is the coding and claims process for allergy practices, covering per-unit testing claims, immunotherapy serum preparation, and injection administration. It requires expertise in unit counting, frequency limits, and the separation of serum charges from shot administration.
Outsourcing allergy and immunology billing gives your practice specialists in per-unit test counting, serum billing, and immunotherapy frequency rules. Because allergy revenue depends on high volumes of small charges, specialized billing recovers the unit errors and missed vial charges that quietly drain in-house operations.
Allergy billing services typically charge a percentage of monthly collections. Because allergy revenue is built from high volumes of per-unit charges, recovered undercounted units usually exceed the fee within months. Request a free billing analysis to see what your practice could recover.
Allergy skin and patch testing is billed per test performed, with each prick, scratch, or patch counted as a unit. Undercounting units is the most common revenue leak in allergy practices. We verify unit counts against documentation on every testing claim before submission.
Immunotherapy billing separates serum preparation and vial charges from injection administration, each with its own codes and units. Because immunotherapy runs for years per patient, small billing errors compound over time. We capture both the serum and every administered shot on every claim.
Allergy claims are most often denied for exceeded frequency limits, unit count mismatches against documentation, and missing prior authorizations on biologics for asthma and eczema. Scrubbing claims against payer-specific testing and immunotherapy rules before submission prevents the bulk of these denials.
Let's map a billing strategy around your allergy practice for cleaner claims, faster cash flow, and less admin stress.
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