Telehealth and telemedicine have become essential since the pandemic, providing care to patients who cannot visit healthcare facilities in person. But managing billing for these services can be complex. At Praetors, we offer comprehensive telehealth billing solutions designed to streamline claim submissions, ensure compliance, and maximize reimbursements—so your practice can focus on delivering quality virtual care with confidence.
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Praetors LLC provides medical billing services to healthcare practices across the United States.
Our experienced management team specializes in efficiently managing the revenue cycle for practices across a wide range of medical disciplines, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and improved financial performance.
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FAQ's On Telehealth Billing Services
Telehealth is the over-the-phone or online consultation when a patient cannot come in for a check-up at your practice. These setups started around the pandemic and now remain a constant need for a more convenient method of consulting your doctor since this allows you to contact a doctor in a different state instead of taking a trip. The same medical billing methods apply to this type of consultation, which is called telehealth billing. Telehealth billing services have their own department at Praetors.
What is CPT? In order to improve efficiency, accuracy, and reporting, physicians and other healthcare workers can categorize medical services and procedures more uniformly by using the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes.
A set of uniform codes known as HCPCS is used to identify medical supplies, services, procedures, and goods. Medicare and other insurers use the numbers to expedite the assessment of health insurance claims. Level I and Level II are the two subsystems that makeup HCPCS.
The two most commonly used modifiers are the GT modifier for telehealth service rendered via interactive audio and video telecommunications systems, and the 95 modifier for synchronous telemedicine service rendered via a real-time interactive audio and video communications system.