Wound care billing
Wound care billing services
Billing for wound care clinics and providers. Debridement depth and size, skin substitutes, compression and negative-pressure therapy coded correctly, with the documentation that payers check.
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- Debridement by depth & size
- Skin substitutes
- LCD documentation
Why wound care is different
The code depends on depth and size, not just the visit
Debridement codes are chosen by the deepest tissue removed and the size of the area treated. That means every wound note needs measurements, depth and a description of tissue removed. Without them, the claim can’t support the code.
Skin substitutes, negative-pressure therapy and compression all have their own codes, units and coverage rules, and many are covered only under specific local coverage determinations.
We check each wound care claim against the documentation and the payer’s coverage rules before it goes out.
Where revenue gets stuck
What we check on every wound care claim
Depth & size
Debridement code matched to the deepest tissue removed and the area in square centimeters.
Skin substitutes
Product codes, units, wastage and application codes billed correctly.
Coverage rules
Local coverage determination requirements checked before submission.
Modifiers
Multiple wounds and procedures on the same day billed with the right modifiers.
Treatment course
Frequency limits and progress documentation tracked over the course of care.
Prior authorization
Authorizations for higher-cost treatments requested in advance.
For wound care providers
Documentation and coding that line up
We’ll tell you when notes don’t support the code, before the payer does.
- Selective, surgical and non-selective debridement coded correctly
- Skin substitute products and applications billed together
- Negative-pressure and compression therapy billed with correct units
- Coverage rules checked for each payer
The Cure MB difference
What changes for your wound care practice
Cleaner claims
Codes, modifiers and payer rules for wound care checked before every submission.
Denials worked, not written off
Each denial is read, corrected or appealed, and the cause tracked.
Stronger collections
Aging claims followed by phone and portal until they’re paid or closed with a reason.
Reports you can read
A monthly view of collections, denials and A/R for your wound care practice.
Client stories
What practices say about working with us
Cardiology
Cardiology coding is unforgiving, and our old biller kept resubmitting the same rejected claims. This team found the modifier pattern behind the denials and fixed it at the source.
Dr. Priya RamanCardiologist · Charlotte, NC
Urgent care
High volume means small errors multiply fast. Claims go out clean, and underpayments get flagged instead of quietly written off.
Dr. Marcus HillMedical director · Phoenix, AZ
Family medicine
Most of our patients are on Medicare or Medicaid, and the paperwork rules change constantly. Cure MB catches eligibility problems before the visit, and my front desk stopped fielding angry statement calls.
Dr. Daniel OkaforFamily physician, four-provider practice · Columbus, OH
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Services for wound care
Everything your practice needs
Medical billing & codingEligibility verificationDenial managementA/R follow-upInsurance credentialingPayment postingRevenue cycle management
FAQ
Wound care billing questions
Short answers to what practices ask us most.
How is surgical debridement coded?
By the deepest level of tissue removed (subcutaneous tissue, muscle or bone) and the total surface area, with add-on codes for each additional 20 square centimeters.
Do skin substitutes need prior authorization?
Many payers require it, and Medicare coverage depends on local coverage determinations. We check before the application is scheduled.
Other specialties
Billing for other specialties
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