Anesthesiology Medical Billing & Coding Specialists
Maximize your anesthesia practice revenue with specialized billing expertise in time-unit calculations, medical direction, and concurrent care compliance. Our certified anesthesia billing specialists understand base units, physical status modifiers, and complex anesthesia billing requirements.
Proven Results
34% Average Revenue Increase
99% First-Pass Claim Rate
50% Reduction in Denials
11 Days Faster Payment Collection
Common Billing Challenges
Time-Unit Calculation Complexity
Anesthesia billing requires precise time tracking in 15-minute increments with specific start/stop times and documentation requirements.
Base Unit Determination
Each anesthesia procedure has specific base units that must be correctly identified and combined with time units and modifying factors.
Physical Status Modifiers
P1-P6 physical status modifiers affect reimbursement and must be accurately assigned based on patient condition and ASA classification.
Concurrent Care Requirements
Medical direction and supervision rules for CRNAs require specific QK, QX, QY, QZ modifiers with strict documentation of ratios and oversight.
ASC vs Hospital Facility Coding
Different coding requirements and reimbursement rates for ambulatory surgery centers versus hospital-based anesthesia services.
MAC vs General Anesthesia Billing
Distinguishing between monitored anesthesia care and general anesthesia requires proper documentation and appropriate code selection.
Our Solutions
Anesthesia-Certified Billing Specialists
Our team includes certified coders with specialized training in anesthesia billing, time-unit calculations, and medical direction requirements.
Expert CPT coding for all anesthesia services
Accurate time-unit calculations
Base unit and modifier expertise
ASA physical status classification knowledge
Time-Unit Tracking Systems
Advanced technology automatically calculates anesthesia time units from documented start/stop times with 15-minute interval precision.
Automated time-unit calculations
Start/stop time validation
15-minute increment accuracy
Reduced calculation errors
Medical Direction Compliance
Comprehensive expertise in CRNA supervision rules, concurrent care ratios, and proper QK/QX/QY/QZ modifier application.
Medical direction compliance
Concurrent case ratio tracking
Proper modifier selection
Documentation requirement guidance
Anesthesia Revenue Optimization
Maximize reimbursements through accurate coding of complex cases, qualifying circumstances, and appropriate modifier application.
Physical status modifier optimization
Qualifying circumstance identification
Base unit verification
Enhanced revenue per case
Specialized Services
General Anesthesia Billing
Expert billing for general anesthesia services with accurate time-unit calculations, base units, and physical status modifiers.
Time-based unit calculation
Base unit assignment
Physical status modifiers (P1-P6)
Qualifying circumstances
Monitored Anesthesia Care (MAC)
Specialized billing for MAC services with proper distinction from general anesthesia and appropriate modifier application.
MAC service billing
QS modifier application
Sedation level documentation
Medical necessity validation
Medical Direction Services
Comprehensive billing for anesthesiologist medical direction of CRNAs with proper concurrent care ratio compliance.
Medical direction billing
QK modifier application
Concurrent case tracking
CRNA supervision documentation
ASC Anesthesia Services
Accurate billing for ambulatory surgery center anesthesia with facility-specific requirements and coding.
ASC facility billing
Time-unit ASC rates
Facility fee coordination
Multiple procedure coding
Client Testimonial
Anesthesia billing is notoriously complex with time-unit calculations, medical direction
rules, and concurrent care compliance. Medtransic's team has deep anesthesia billing expertise
and their automated time-unit tracking system has eliminated calculation errors. Their knowledge
of QK/QX modifier requirements and concurrent case ratios has increased our revenue by 36% while
ensuring full compliance with medical direction rules.