OB-GYN Billing & RCM
OB-GYN billing and revenue cycle, 50-state coverage.
Ob-gyn and women's health billing services from ASP-RCM Solutions. 24,728 NPPES OB-GYN billing providers across all 50 states + DC. BHCOE channel partner. HIPAA + SOC 2 Type II compliant. Senior partners on every account.
What good OB-GYN billing execution looks like.
The operating discipline we install on every OB-GYN billing engagement.
- Global OB package billing and antepartum visit trackingGlobal OB package (59400, 59510, 59610, 59618) bundles antepartum, delivery, and postpartum care. your state OB-GYN practices need accurate antepartum visit tracking to determine global vs separate billing.
- Newborn delivery coding for vaginal vs C-sectionVaginal delivery (59409 with global, 59410 with postpartum) vs C-section (59514, 59515) carry distinct codes. Twin and complex deliveries add code complexity.
- Ultrasound and antepartum diagnostic billingOB ultrasound (76801-76817) and BPP, NST, and antepartum surveillance billing require precise study-type coding and appropriate modifier use.
- Annual well-woman visit + preventive codingAnnual well-woman visit (99396-99397, plus G0101 / Q0091 for Medicare screening pap) bills distinctly from problem-oriented visits. Modifier 25 needed when same-day E/M occurs.
- LARC and contraception codingIUD insertion (58300), removal (58301), and Nexplanon (11981-11983) plus device J-codes (J7297, J7298, J7300, J7301) require accurate placement and inventory billing.
- Pelvic surgery and laparoscopic procedure codingHysterectomy, myomectomy, oophorectomy, and pelvic floor procedures carry complex code stacks with bundling rules. your state OB-GYN practices doing surgery need specialty coders.
Top OB-GYN billing markets by NPPES org count.
State-level RCM guides for the largest OB-GYN billing markets in the U.S.