Who we serve

Telehealth Billing Services

Providers enrolled where patients are, and telehealth claims coded to each payer’s rules.

Telehealth

Key challenges
Multi-state credentialing, changing payer rules and platform set-up.

Challenges

What makes telehealth billing hard

  • Multi-state credentialing

    Providers must be licensed and enrolled in each state where their patients are located.

  • Changing payer rules

    Place-of-service codes and telehealth modifiers vary by payer and keep changing.

  • Platform set-up

    Video, scheduling and documentation tools have to work together and protect patient data.

  • Eligibility across states

    A patient’s plan and coverage rules depend on where they live.

How Ace helps

The services that fit this setting

Workflow example

How a typical claim is handled

A video visit to a patient at home, coded to the payer’s telehealth rules.

Illustrative data · not a real patient or claim

Measurement

KPIs that matter in telehealth

Monthly KPI reviewTracked from day one

  • Enrollment time per state
  • Telehealth denial rate
  • Clean-claim rate

Questions

Telehealth billing FAQ

Can you credential providers in multiple states?

Yes. State-by-state enrollment and re-credentialing are tracked in one place.

Which place-of-service codes do you use for telehealth?

It depends on the payer and where the patient is. We apply each payer's current place-of-service and modifier rules.

Can you help set up our telehealth platform?

Yes. Our healthcare IT team sets up video and remote monitoring tools and integrates them with your systems.

Do payer telehealth rules change often?

Yes. That is why we review them regularly and apply updates to claims as they change.

Next step

Let's Find the Opportunities in Your Revenue Cycle

Tell us about your practice and current revenue-cycle challenges. Our team will help identify practical next steps.