Frequently Asked Questions About Chiropractic Billing

What is chiropractic billing?

Chiropractic billing involves submitting insurance claims to insurance companies to get paid for your chiropractic treatment services.  It can involve not only private insurance claims, but also Medicare and Medicaid claims.

How do you bill chiropractic services?

We bill chiropractic services using whatever software the provider is using, and set them up with Office Ally if they don’t have software.  We bill daily for providers as well. Contact us for Chiropractic Billing Services.

How much do insurance billers charge?

Most insurance billers charge anywhere from 5-14%, however we charge an industry-leading 4.75%!

Can chiropractors bill insurance?

Chiropractors can bill insurance themselves, yet they come to us because they value their time and overall mental health, both of which can be sacrificed by making the decision to do billing themselves.

Can a chiropractor bill 97140?

Yes, this is a code widely used by our billing staff when submitting chiropractic claims.

Can a chiropractor bill 97110?

Yes, many of our clients work in occupational therapy.

How much does a billing company charge?

Billing companies charge a percentage of claims collected for generally.

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What is the billing fee?

We send an invoice at the beginning of each month reflecting the percentage of what we collected for the provider.

How many medical billers do I need?

You only need one company with a fully equipped staff to take care of your billing.

Can a chiropractor use a GP modifier?

Yes, we use GP modifiers quite a bit when submitting chiropractic claims.

Do chiropractors have to accept Medicare?

Chiropractors are not required to accept Medicare, but it is a revenue stream for providers that they may not want to ignore.

How much does a chiropractor cost with insurance?

Chiropractic services range from about $30 to $200, with the general average being about $65 per session.

Should I outsource my medical billing?

If you value your time and would like to collect more money while being able to see more patients, thus increasing your bottom line two-fold, you should outsource your medical billing.

How many claims can a biller work?

Our staff is equipped to handle as many claims as you give us.