Your time belongs to your patients, not your paperwork. Medivantek billing helps podiatry practices maximize revenue with precise coding, fast claim turnaround, and denial-proof billing processes. Addition: powered by cutting-edge technology and expert knowledge.
Podiatry billing isn’t general practice billing with foot codes slapped on. It’s a specialty with complex requirements around medical necessity, modifier use (Q7, Q8, Q9, 25, 59), and CMS’s tight rules on routine foot care. We specialize in podiatric procedure coding (11721, 11055, 20680), diabetic foot ulcer billing, and custom orthotic claims to ensure full compliance and optimized payments. Whether you’re a solo DPM or managing a multi-location group, we align our process to your EMR, surgical workflow, and payer mix.
Here’s what we see too often when podiatry billing isn’t specialized:
We ensure accurate CPT coding for common podiatry procedures like 11042, 11720, and 11730—complete with modifiers and medical necessity documentation to prevent denials.
We verify podiatry benefits upfront, checking LCDs, preventive foot care exclusions, and Medicare rules to minimize coverage issues and claim rejections.
We streamline podiatry billing by submitting clean claims via central clearinghouses and reconciling ERAs/EOBs with real-time payment posting.
Our team specializes in billing for chronic foot wounds and diabetic ulcers, including CPTs 97597, 11043, 97605/97606, and skin substitutes like Apligraf.
We handle full DME and orthotics billing from HCPCS codes like A5500 to CPTs for L-codes, casting, custom insoles, and ankle-foot braces.
We generate and track ABNs, applying correct modifiers (e.g., GA, GX, Q8) to keep podiatry billing compliant and audit-ready.
Get faster reimbursements with our proactive denial resolution workflows, custom aging dashboards, and payer-specific appeals for podiatry claims.
We send you detailed podiatry billing reports showing rejection trends, CPT utilization, payer turnaround times, and revenue benchmarks.
We serve all types of podiatry care settings: