CPT Code 90867: 2026 TMS Billing Guide

cpt code 90867 guide

CPT Code 90867: The Complete 2026 Billing Guide for Initial TMS Sessions Written by: TMS Billings SEO Team Which is a specialized healthcare content team focused on creating accurate, up-to-date SEO resources for TMS providers, medical billers, and psychiatric practices. Every article is thoroughly reviewed by certified professional coders (CPC, CPB) to help ensure billing […]

Medical Billing Reimbursement Rates: Solo vs Group

Why Medical Billing Reimbursement Rates Are Lower for Solo Practices Than Group Practices The TMS Billings Coding & Compliance Team brings over 15 years of combined experience in medical billing and revenue cycle management for independent physician practices. Our certified professional billers (CPB) and coders (CPC) specialize in payer contract negotiation, underpayment recovery, and compliance […]

How Medical Claim Denials Hurt Cash Flow in Florida

What Happens to Your Cash Flow When Claims Get Denied in Florida? Every denied claim is a disruption your practice cannot afford to ignore. Medical claim denials cash flow Florida practices experience can ripple through your entire revenue cycle — stalling payments, inflating accounts receivable, and ultimately costing your practice thousands of dollars in preventable […]

7 Medical Billing KPIs to Track Monthly

If your patient volume is stable but revenue keeps slipping, the answer is in your numbers. Tracking the right medical billing KPIs monthly gives your practice a diagnostic dashboard — not a collection of vanity metrics — that identifies exactly where revenue is leaking before it becomes a cash flow crisis. Our Revenue Cycle Management […]

How to Read Your Own A/R Aging Report (Step-by-Step)

A/R Aging Report in Medical Billing: What It Is and How to Use It Every dollar your practice earns starts as a claim—and every claim that goes unworked becomes revenue at risk. The A/R aging report is the single most important tool your billing team has for knowing exactly where that revenue stands. If your […]

CO-45 Denial Code: What It Means and How to Fix It

CO-45 Denial Code: What It Means and How to Fix It If you’ve ever reviewed an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) or Electronic Remittance Advice (ERA) and spotted a CO-45 denial code, you may have assumed your claim was rejected — and wondered whether the balance should go to the patient. The answer to both questions […]

Modifier 25 vs Modifier 59: When to Use Each

Modifier 25 vs Modifier 59: When to Use Each If your coders can’t explain the modifier 25 vs modifier 59 decision in one sentence, your claims are probably paying the price for it. These two modifiers get confused constantly, and that confusion drives real revenue loss: bundled E/M visits, denied procedure lines, and payer audits […]

Outsource Medical Billing Ohio | TMS Billings

Denied claims, slow reimbursements, and billing staff turnover are quietly draining Ohio practices every month. If you have been asking whether to outsource medical billing Ohio, you are asking the right question at exactly the right time. This guide — written by the TMS Billings revenue cycle management team — gives you an honest breakdown […]

AI Claim Scrubbing vs Human Review: 2026 Guide

AI Claim Scrubbing vs. Human Review: What Practice Owners Actually Need in 2026 If a vendor or your billing company has pitched you on “AI-powered” claim review in the last year, you’re not alone. AI claim scrubbing is now standard language in nearly every revenue cycle sales deck, and for good reason — denial rates […]

Medical Billing Pricing Models: % vs Flat Fee vs Per-Claim

If you’re comparing vendor quotes right now, you’ve likely received three very different numbers for essentially the same job. That happens because there’s no universal pricing standard in this industry—and understanding medical billing pricing models is the first step toward knowing whether your practice is overpaying. Our Medical Billing Services team works with practices of […]

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