Electrodiagnostic unit limits
NCS and EMG denied for exceeding payer limits or miscounted studies. We bill from the report and apply per-payer limits.
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Neurology medical billing services
Neurology bills complex E/M alongside testing — EEG, EMG, nerve conduction, sleep studies — and procedures such as Botox for migraine and nerve blocks, each with unit, component and medical-necessity rules that payers enforce precisely.
What makes neurology billing different
General billers treat every specialty the same. These are the rules, code families and payer habits that decide whether neurology claims pay the first time.
- Nerve conduction studies (95907–95913) are billed by the number of studies and EMG codes by the number of extremities, with payer limits per visit.
- EEG codes depend on duration and monitoring type, with technical and professional components.
- Botulinum toxin for migraine and spasticity requires prior authorization, J-code units, wastage reporting and the right injection code (64615, 64642–64647).
- Prolonged and cognitive assessment services are supported in many neurology visits and often missed.
Denials we see most in neurology
Every denial gets a root cause, a fix and a feedback loop, so the same denial stops coming back.
Botox authorization and units
Toxin claims denied for authorization or unit errors. Authorization tracked; units converted from dose.
EEG component errors
Technical and professional billing misassigned. Mapped to who performs each.
How Core MB bills for neurology
A dedicated team that already knows your payers' rules, plus the reporting to prove it is working. Credentialing for new neurology providers runs in the same system, tracked live in your client portal.
- Electrodiagnostic billing from the study report with payer limits applied.
- Toxin and infusion billing with authorization, unit and wastage controls.
- Component billing mapped per test and site.
Everything in the service
The full revenue cycle as standard for neurology practices, priced on what we collect for you. Take all of it, or start with one piece such as AR recovery or credentialing.
- Insurance verification and eligibility checks
- Charge entry and specialty-specific coding review
- Claim scrubbing and electronic submission
- Payer follow-up on every open claim
- Denial management and appeals
- Payment posting and reconciliation
- Accounts receivable recovery
- Patient statements and balance support
- Monthly reporting you can read in five minutes
- Provider credentialing and payer enrollment
Neurology billing questions
How are nerve conduction studies billed?
By the number of studies performed, with EMG by extremities, and most payers cap how many they will pay per visit. We bill from the report and watch the limits.
Do you handle Botox for migraine?
Yes. It needs prior authorization, correct injection codes and units converted from the dose with wastage reported.
Can you bill cognitive assessments?
Yes. 99483 is payable when the required elements are documented, and it is frequently supported in neurology visits.
How do we get started with Core MB for neurology billing?
Send us your specialty, provider count and monthly claim volume through the quote form and we will come back with a written proposal. Transitions run alongside your current billing so nothing is dropped, and credentialing for new neurology providers can start at the same time.
Find out what your neurology billing is leaving on the table
Send us a snapshot of your current billing and we will come back with a quote and a realistic view of recoverable revenue.