Optimizing Podiatrists’ Revenue Through Correct Billing
Up-to-date podiatry billing services to help you achieve maximum success in the healthcare industry. Patient communications to answer their questions timely and increase their satisfaction with your podiatric care services.
We understand that podiatric practice involves both surgical and non-surgical treatments which complicate coding and reimbursement. To address the problem, our qualified professionals properly document the provided medical care. Later, they apply correct podiatry codes to each diagnosis and treatment per regulatory requirements for ensuring fair pay.

Moreover, our billing staff also helps with driving encashments for denied claims. They deeply study patients’ PHI, treatment details and claims to identify and correct errors immediately. Further, they communicate with insurance providers to fully adhere to their reimbursement policies. If the denial is wrong, they provide additional documents as evidence for appeal.
Why Choose Us?
Multiple billing service providers offer podiatry billing assistance, but our staff stands out. Here is why you should choose Marklab:
- HIPPA-Complaint Billing
- Experienced Podiatry Coders
- 24/7 Services
- 98% First-go Clearence
- 20% Revenue Increase
Podiatry Billing Plan
Podiatry billing is usually prolonged because of the different types of treatments involved. However, we simplify the process following a specific plan:
- Information Collection
- DME Collection
- Procedure Coding
- Claim Procession
- Billing and Collection
Miscalculations are common in podiatry billing, but the problem doesn’t occur when you outsource responsibility to us. Our podiatry billing specialists communicate with paying authorities about billing requirements and submit documents timely for reimbursements. Also, they track encashed and under-processed claims for an easier RCM.


Frequently Asked Questions
Efficient podiatry billing is crucial to providing high-quality foot care. However, providers have their concerns regarding the process. Below we have answered some questions that they frequently ask. Whether you’re practicing podiatry medicine individually or affiliated with a hospital, these will clear your confusion. Let’s have a look:
CPT codes like 11055-11057 are used to bill for ulcer debridement, while CPT codes like 1172011721 are used to bill for callus removal services.
Billing for podiatry services in a facility or hospital setting initially requires proper documentation of the medical care offered. Afterwards, applying modifiers like 26 TC and CPT codes is a must to differentiate professional and facility charges.
Yes, there are specific CPT codes, i.e., 28292-28299, for podiatric surgical procedures, like bunionectomy. These reflect procedure details, complexities, and post-operative care.
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