Running a dermatology practice today requires more than excellent patient care. With rising drug costs, shifting payer rules, constant coding updates, and increased carrier denials, the financial health of your practice depends on whether your team is capturing every legitimate

If your dermatology practice has been feeling the financial squeeze, you’re not alone. At both the 2025 American College of Mohs Surgery (ACMS) and the AAD Innovation Academy meetings, we heard the same concern echoed repeatedly: reimbursement cuts, especially from

Every year, new billing and coding changes shake up the way dermatology practices operate, bringing opportunities for increased revenue, others adding hurdles to reimbursement. The 2025 updates are no different, with Medicare reimbursement cuts, tighter Modifier 25 policies, and evolving

The G2211 add-on code has been a topic of debate in medical billing for years, but 2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for how dermatology practices approach its use. Designed to capture the complexity of ongoing patient

As the year comes to a close, dermatology practices are reflecting on the challenges they faced in dermatology billing and medical billing. The complexities of ever-changing regulations, payer-specific guidelines, and nuanced coding requirements have led to common mistakes that significantly

The 2025 CMS Final Rule introduces several significant changes that will affect dermatology practices, making it crucial to stay informed and adapt your billing and coding practices. This guide explores the key changes and offers practical insights to help you

Managing accounts receivable (AR) can be one of the toughest challenges for dermatology practices. With industry benchmarks indicating that AR over 90 days (from DOS) should account for no more than 15% of your insurance AR, it’s essential to have

Navigating the world of dermatology billing can sometimes feel like walking a tightrope, especially when it comes to minor surgical services. These procedures, though routine, are critical for patient care—whether it’s removing a suspicious mole or treating an uncomfortable cyst.

As of January 1, 2024, Medicare (CMS) will implement new edits to prevent payment of the complexity add-on HCPCS code G2211 when associated with an office and outpatient (O/O) evaluation and management (E/M) visit reported with Modifier 25. This change,