Are frequent claim denials and rejections impacting your organization’s financial stability? To stop this revenue bleeding immediately, outsource your podiatry medical billing services to a professional podiatry billing company like Dastify Solutions. We won’t let you be among the 90% of podiatrists who lose money to avoidable billing mistakes.
Reduce Denials by 30%
AI-Powered Podiatry Billing That Reduces Errors
The average podiatry clinic spends 87% of its time battling clinical operations and staffing headaches, which drain energy and fuel burnout. However, outsourcing podiatry billing services is akin to delegating a significant portion of your workload to a dedicated partner.
By leveraging advanced RPA automation in our podiatry RCM solutions, we eradicate errors from your billing cycle, which massively lifts the reimbursement rate for your practice. We don’t aim for results; we deliver them as soon as we start working for you.
Cut up to 50% of your overhead with Dastify Solution.
Affordable Outsourcing Podiatry Billing Solutions
No stories; just benchmarks that lift your foot practice reimbursements 5x faster.
Dastify Solutions offers a complete end-to-end podiatry medical billing service for DPMs. Our HIPAA-compliant podiatry billing services are designed and tailored specifically to meet the requirements of your practice and deliver results that fuel the healthcare facility’s bottom line.
Our revenue cycle management for podiatry specialists is built to minimize denials, increase reimbursements, and improve cash flow.
We verify patient insurance coverage in real time and check your benefits to ensure services like foot care, orthotics, and diabetic shoes are covered to avoid costly denials. We inform patients about the covered and non-covered benefits before appointments.
Our ISO-certified specialists handle complex prior authorization requirements for podiatry procedures, including nail debridement, bunion surgeries, and durable medical equipment. This step is crucial to ensure patients avoid out-of-pocket costs and there is no risk of claim denials.
Our team uses the correct modifiers and masters the use of ICD-10 codes (M20, E10–E11), and HCPCS codes (L3000-L3030). Our podiatry coding experts ensure that billing mistakes, such as combining CPT 11719, 11721 & G0127, are avoided to prevent denials and rejections on your claims.
We use electronic claim submission (EDI 837) for faster, error-free delivery to all major commercial payers, Medicare, and Medicaid. Our system flags incomplete data before submission, reducing rejections and improving turnaround time. Before final submission, we run each claim through powerful AI scrubbers to ensure there is no chance of errors or payer denials.
When denials happen, we analyze the root cause and resolve the issue for you quickly. Our team works not only on new denials but also reviews older ones to recover lost payments. This ensures your practice receives every dollar it’s entitled to, while preventing repeated errors in future claims.
We monitor accounts receivable daily, following up on unpaid claims and resolving discrepancies directly with insurers. With our proactive approach, your practice improves cash flow and reduces the stress of chasing unpaid claims. We ensure a 40% reduction in your AR, so no more claims are left collecting dust in buckets.
CAQH Attestation | PECOS Updates | All payer-specific forms Support
Coding updates, compliance rules, and reimbursement changes in 2025 are moving targets for podiatrists. One missed detail can trigger audits or denied claims. When you choose our podiatry medical billing company, we become your compliance shield. We take care of podiatry medicare billing compliance for you.
Our experts vigilantly review every claim, check compliance against the latest rules, and catch potential issues before they cost you, keeping your podiatry practice running smoothly and profitably.
• 98000–98003 → New patients
• 98004–98007 → Returning patients
• 98008–98011 → New patientss
• 98012–98015 → Returning patients
• 11055 → Single lesion
• 11056 → 2–4 lesions
• 11057 → More than 4 lesions
• 11719 → Trimming of non-dystrophic nails
• 11720 → Debridement of 1–5 nails
• 11721 → Debridement of 6 or more nails
• G0127 → Trimming of dystrophic nails
Picture yourself running a podiatry clinic; you’re constantly on the move, seeing patients, treating foot problems, performing minor procedures, and on top of all that, managing reimbursements, insurance, and compliance updates you might be missing out on.
That’s super chaotic! Working without our affordable podiatry medical billing solutions puts your entire practice at risk. It’s like missing even the smallest piece of the podiatry billing puzzle can cost you thousands of dollars in revenue.
Overcome Staffing Challenges
DME Billing Made Simple
Medical Necessity Documentation
Correct Use of Modifiers
Our experts apply the right CPT and Q-modifiers (Q7, Q8, Q9) consistently with proper usage of modifier -25/-59, so each podiatry procedure is billed accurately and compliantly.
Tracking and Recovery
Foot Care & Wound Care Billing Expertise
Our top podiatry medical billing company for private practices offers comprehensive diabetic foot care billing and coding compliance solutions. We provide ICD-10 coding for diabetic ulcers, debridement procedures, and wound care supplies, ensuring accurate documentation and optimal reimbursements.
Medicare & Medicaid Compliance
We verify benefits and ensure accurate ABN documentation for Medicare patients to maintain compliance and reduce claim rejections.
Easy EHR Integration
At Dastify Solutions, transparency is key. We integrate directly with your practice management software, including eClinicalWorks, ModMed Podiatry, or NextGen. So you have full visibility into your billing operations anytime, anywhere.
Why Do Podiatrists Trust & Choose Dastify Solution For Complex Billing?
Our expertise in complex podiatry billing is no secret to podiatrists across the USA. From managing CMS and private payer compliance to handling pre-authorizations, we provide personalized billing solutions that maximize reimbursements and maintain denial rates as low as 1.2%.
Podiatry billing requires specialized knowledge of foot and ankle conditions, unique coding procedures, and specific payer requirements. Unlike general medical billing, podiatry billing involves understanding nuances such as routine foot care exclusions, the use of particular modifiers, and compliance with Medicare’s coverage rules for diabetic patients. We always advise podiatrists to outsource their complex billing to the best podiatry billing company like us.
Yes, specific procedures may require prior authorization, especially for services not universally covered by insurance. It’s essential to verify insurance requirements and obtain necessary authorizations to avoid claim denials.
