Global OB Billing Packages
We accurately manage:
- Complete bundled maternity packages
- Global OB package eligibility
- Bundled versus separately billable services
- Delivery charge reconciliation
- Unbundling compliance reviews
- Global care period tracking
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OB/GYN billing requires careful handling of prenatal care, global obstetric billing, gynecology procedures, diagnostics, postpartum services, and payer-specific requirements. RCMEasy provides OB/GYN medical billing and women’s health revenue cycle support across coding, claims, denials, payment posting, and A/R.
OB/GYN practices may manage global maternity packages, separately billable services, high-risk pregnancy care, surgical procedures, diagnostic testing, and postpartum follow-up. Changes in coverage, documentation gaps, modifier requirements, and incorrect diagnosis or procedure coding can create billing delays or denials.
Global OB billing: Support for bundled maternity packages, global eligibility, delivery charge reconciliation, separately billable services, and care-period tracking.
Prenatal and high-risk care: Billing support for maternal-fetal medicine, high-risk pregnancy care, multiple gestation documentation, prenatal monitoring, and medical-necessity review.
Gynecology and surgical coding: Support for office procedures, laparoscopic surgery, hysteroscopy, colposcopy, endometrial biopsy, and other applicable gynecologic procedures.
Claims and denial management: Submit and track claims, investigate denials, correct billing issues, and coordinate appropriate appeals.
A/R and payment management: Follow up on unpaid claims, reconcile payments, review aging balances, and support reporting.
OB/GYN RCM is the management of revenue from registration and eligibility through coding, claims, denials, payment posting, and A/R follow-up for obstetric and gynecologic services.
Global OB billing involves bundled maternity services and requires the practice to distinguish included care from separately billable services according to applicable payer and coding rules.
Denials may result from eligibility changes, documentation gaps, coding or modifier errors, global-package billing issues, or payer-specific requirements. The payer response should guide the correction or appeal.
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Workflow and EHR coordination: Billing workflows can be coordinated with the practice’s existing EHR and practice-management processes.
Coding and documentation review: Review encounter documentation, ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS, and applicable modifiers before claims are submitted.
Electronic claim submission: Submit claims, monitor payer acknowledgments, and address rejections and outstanding responses.
Denial and A/R follow-up: Investigate denied or underpaid claims, coordinate corrections or appeals, and review aging accounts and payment activity.
Reporting: Use revenue-cycle reporting to identify outstanding claims, aging balances, payer trends, and recurring billing issues.
Service scope and billing requirements vary by payer, procedure, documentation, and practice workflow. RCMEasy’s role is to support the practice’s billing and revenue-cycle process with specialty-focused workflows.
Ans: The global OB billing package combines routine prenatal visits, labor and delivery, and postpartum care into a single reimbursement when payer guidelines are met. RCMEasy tracks every encounter, identifies services inside and outside the global package, monitors global care periods, and bills separately reimbursable services appropriately.
Ans: When insurance changes during pregnancy, we review payer responsibility for each date of service, determine whether split billing is required, verify coverage, update eligibility, and submit claims according to each payer's maternity billing guidelines. This minimizes reimbursement delays and prevents duplicate or denied claims.
Ans: The most common causes include incorrect ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes, inaccurate CPT codes for prenatal care, missing documentation, modifier errors, eligibility issues, duplicate claims, authorization problems, incorrect global package billing, and failure to follow payer-specific maternity billing policies. RCMEasy performs multiple quality checks before submission to reduce these risks.
Ans: Yes. RCMEasy supports solo OB/GYN physicians, group practices, women's health centers, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, hospital-affiliated clinics, and multi-provider healthcare organizations. Our billing workflows scale to match your practice size while maintaining consistent coding accuracy, compliance, and reporting.
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