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CPT CODE 99215
By Sharon Hollander • October 7, 2026
Explore comprehensive guide to CPT Code 99215 and learn how you can use it for accurate documentation and improved reimbursement processes. This essential read covers everything you need to know to navigate this complex code with confidence.
Medical practice staff reviewing billing and revenue reports on a laptop
By Sharon Hollander • September 29, 2026
See the real benefits of outsourcing medical billing, from steadier revenue and fewer denials to clearer reporting, and how to decide when to outsource.
In-office allergy testing as a new revenue stream for medical practices, with STAT Medical Consultin
By Sharon Hollander • September 25, 2026
See what in-office allergy testing can add to your practice revenue and how the right billing partner makes sure you actually collect it.
By Sharon Hollander • August 5, 2026
G2211 CPT code explained: what it is, how much Medicare pays in 2026 (about $16), and how to bill it correctly alongside your E/M office visits.
By Sharon Hollander • March 9, 2026
Learn how bundled payment models work, how they affect reimbursements, and what physicians need to know for accurate billing.
By Sharon Hollander • March 9, 2026
Clear guidance on authorizations for high-risk procedures, common requirements, documentation tips, and how to reduce delays in care.
By Sharon Hollander • March 9, 2026
Learn how the no surprises act is reshaping medical billing workflows, compliance steps, and revenue cycle processes for providers.
By Sharon Hollander • March 9, 2026
Learn how payers use AI to flag claims, why denials are rising, and what providers can do to reduce risk and protect revenue.
Doctor checking claims
By Sharon Hollander • November 27, 2025
Save time and reduce stress by streamlining claim appeals. Discover proven strategies doctors use to manage denials efficiently.
Doctor Checking Claims
By Sharon Hollander • November 27, 2025
Learn practical steps to resolve out-of-network claim denials quickly, reduce stress, and recover more of your rightful medical reimbursements.
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