Built around how CRNAs actually work
CRNA billing goes wrong in predictable places. The modifier doesn't match how the case was staffed. Reassignment wasn't set up. A commercial plan pays the CRNA rate at a fraction of what you agreed. We look for those problems first.
- Non-medically directed cases: billed with QZ and paid at the full rate where your state and payer allow it. More in our QZ modifier guide.
- Medically directed cases: QX billed alongside the anesthesiologist's claim, with the split checked. See CRNA billing modifiers.
- Enrollment: individual and group NPIs, Medicare reassignment and Medicaid set up correctly.
- Commercial payers: contracts loaded so we can spot underpayments.
If you're a solo or 1099 CRNA
You can still have a billing team behind you. If you bill for your own services, we'll handle it. If a facility bills for you, we can help you check your contract and see what's being collected in your name. See billing for 1099 CRNAs.
Talk to us
Tell us how your group is set up and where you work. We'll tell you honestly whether we can help.
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