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Your ABA CPT codes are changing on January 1, 2027. Six new codes arrive, eight get reworded, and two disappear for good. This is the biggest change to the ABA CPT codes since the permanent set landed in 2019, and it changes how you document, not just what you submit. Everything below is written so a brand new biller can follow it. ABA CPT codes basics: units, descriptors, and who bills what A CPT code is a five-character code telling an insurance company what service you del

ABA operations management breaks when billing, authorization, credentialing, and compliance run on separate systems across sites. Here's how to fix each one.

Revenue cycle optimization isn't a one-time fix. Learn proven strategies to cut denials, protect authorizations, and increase revenue.

Learn the difference between Modifier 96 and Modifier 97, when to use each modifier, documentation requirements, payer expectations, and coding best practices for therapy services.

If you bill ABA services for NC Medicaid beneficiaries, Policy 8F has just moved again. The state released a revised draft during a 10-day additional public comment period, with several changes worth understanding now, before they hit your billing team's workflow. None of this is final yet. Here's what actually changed, what didn't, and what's just a paperwork fix dressed up to look bigger than it is. What Changed in the Revised NC Medicaid ABA Policy The most important updat

Understand the GP modifier, KX modifier, and GA modifier in therapy billing. See when to use each modifier for accurate therapy billing and claims.

PT billing units aren't difficult once you know the rules. See how therapy units, CPT codes, and unit calculations affect payment on every claim.

An RCM audit finds the revenue leaking from your billing process. Here's how to run one step by step, plus a free checklist for healthcare providers.

Confused by copay vs deductible vs coinsurance? This guide breaks down each health insurance term clearly so you know exactly what you owe and when.