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Category: Behavioral Health
Billing guides for behavioral and mental health practices: psychotherapy codes, telehealth, credentialing and common claim denials.
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EAP Billing for Therapists: How EAP Sessions Are Billed, Paid, and Handled in Your Practice
EAP referrals can look like any other new client — until the first claim is rejected. EAP sessions run on their own billing rules:…
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ICD-10 Codes for Behavioral Health Billing: F32.A, F43.23 and Substance Abuse Codes
In behavioral health, the diagnosis code on a claim does more work than in almost any other specialty. Procedure codes say what happened —…
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Psychotherapy CPT Codes (90791–90853): What Each Code Covers and How to Bill It
Psychotherapy codes look simple from the outside: a handful of numbers in the 90791–90853 range, and most of a practice's revenue runs through them.…
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ABA Therapy Billing: How Codes, Authorizations, and Claims Work for ABA Practices
Running an applied behavior analysis (ABA) practice means running two operations at once: the clinical program and the billing operation that funds it. ABA…
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Behavioral Health Prior Authorization Documentation: What Payers Ask For Before Care Starts
A behavioral-health authorization rarely fails because care was unnecessary. More often, the request arrives incomplete: the assessment is there, but the treatment plan has…
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TMS Therapy Billing: Codes & Authorization
What each TMS code covers, how a treatment course maps to claims, what payers ask for before approving TMS, and the documentation that keeps a course paid.
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Telehealth Billing Guide
Practical telehealth billing guidelines: which place of service code to use, when modifiers 95, 93, GT and FQ apply, and how Medicare and commercial rules differ in 2026.
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Spravato (Esketamine) Billing Guide
How Spravato treatment sessions are coded, how the drug supply path changes the claim, what the REMS program requires and where esketamine claims most often go wrong.
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What Is a Superbill?
A superbill is the itemized receipt out-of-network therapy clients send to their insurer. Here is what it must contain and a template you can copy.
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Psychological Testing Billing: 96130-96139
How the psychological and neuropsychological testing codes split evaluation time from test administration time, how to count units, and how to document a testing claim.
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