Nuclear Medicine Medical Billing and Revenue Cycle Management Services

Why Outsource Medical Billing and RCM for Your Nuclear Medicine Practice?

doctor looking at patient undergoing ct scanWorking as a nuclear medicine radiologist entails using complex diagnostic systems and radiopharmaceuticals to diagnose and treat disease. Precision and attention to detail are of the utmost importance in nuclear medicine, and your billing department requires those same attributes. Unfortunately, administrative staff may experience frequent turnover and keeping up-to-date with medical coding changes, modifiers, and subsets can be cumbersome.

Outsourcing to a medical billing company lessens your practice’s workload and can help maximize revenue. A medical billing partner will have a dedicated staff to handle your claims and reimbursements, allowing your team to focus on patients and the other day-to-day tasks of your practice.

Why Precision Practice Management?

PPM’s team of medical billers and coders work as an extension of your practice, providing monthly reports and opportunity analyses, customized software solutions, and around-the-clock support. You can count on Precision for timely and accurate handling of the medical coding and billing for your nuclear medicine practice, ensuring accurate reimbursements for an optimized cashflow.

Our medical billing services include:

We also offer IT services designed specifically for healthcare providers:

Contact PPM for questions, or request a quote.

"Our 8-provider pediatric practice is extremely busy and must be well organized in order to function at its best. Precision has been providing medical billing and practice management software and tech support to our practice from the very beginning and has greatly supported the growth of our practice over time. The monthly meetings they have with the doctors are extremely helpful in identifying opportunities for improvement and keeping us well-informed about issues affecting the business side of our practice. I would very much recommend Precision to other primary care physicians."