Behavioral & Mental
Health Billing Services

Billing built around session limits, authorization rules, and payer-specific behavioral health requirements.

Billing That Understands Behavioral Health's Rules

Behavioral health billing carries its own set of complications — session limits, timed CPT codes, prior authorization requirements that vary by payer, and coverage that can cut off mid-treatment. We manage claims with those specifics in mind, not as an afterthought.

Authorization Tracking That Doesn't Let Sessions Lapse

We track authorized session counts against what’s been billed, so you’re not finding out a client’s sessions ran out after the claim’s already denied.

Coding for Therapy, Psychiatry, and Everything Between

From individual and group therapy to psychiatric evaluation and medication management, we code to the specific service delivered — the codes and payer rules differ across each.

Our Behavioral Health Billing Process

Initial Consultation

We review your practice's service mix and current authorization/session-tracking setup.

Authorization Verification

We confirm session limits and authorization status before claims are billed.

Accurate Claim Submission

Claims are coded and submitted to reflect the specific service and time delivered.

Denial Management

Denials tied to authorization or session-limit issues are corrected and resubmitted or appealed.

Ongoing Tracking

Session counts and authorization renewals are monitored throughout treatment.

Common Behavioral Health Billing Challenges We Solve

What Our Customers Say

Clients Testimonials

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you handle both therapy and psychiatric billing?
Yes — we bill for individual therapy, group therapy, psychiatric evaluation, and medication management, each coded according to the specific service and time involved.
We track authorized session counts against what’s been used and flag renewals before a client runs out of authorized sessions, so claims aren’t denied for something that could’ve been caught in advance.
We verify eligibility on an ongoing basis, not just at intake, so a coverage change is caught and addressed as early as possible rather than discovered at claim submission.
Yes, group therapy has its own coding and documentation requirements distinct from individual sessions, which we account for in claim preparation.

Billing That Keeps Pace With Your Caseload

Session limits and authorization rules shouldn’t be the reason a claim gets denied. Book a free consultation and we’ll show you how we handle behavioral health billing.