ASC and office-based anesthesia billing: MAC, blocks, and times that match the record
Short MAC cases, endoscopy, ophthalmology, and office-based anesthesia are where time-unit mistakes multiply. ClearBilling bills ASC and office anesthesia for CRNAs and anesthesiologists. 100% onshore. Woman-owned. Anesthesia only.
High volume, short cases
A 12-minute documentation error on a GI MAC list is a whole afternoon of underbilling. We take start and stop from the anesthesia record, apply the correct base units, and do not let a scheduler's slot time become the claim.
Blocks and lines
Post-op pain blocks and invasive lines are billable when they are documented as such and not bundled by that payer. We look. A factory often does not.
Facility vs professional
We bill the professional anesthesia claim. If you also need help aligning with the ASC's facility billing, we will say what we can and cannot own. We will not pretend we run the center's entire RCM unless that is the engagement.
FAQ
Straight answers for practices comparing anesthesia billing companies.
Do you bill MAC differently from general anesthesia?
The unit formula is still base plus time plus modifying units. Documentation and medical-necessity rules for MAC are stricter with some payers. We code from the record and the payer policy, not from the word 'sedation' on a superbill.
Can an ASC-employed CRNA group use you?
Yes. Employed, contracted, or independent anesthesia covering an ASC are all in scope.
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