Hybrid, in-home, and in-person. The models telehealth vendors cannot bill.
In-home care insurance billing is what telehealth-only vendors refuse. If you deliver care in a clinic, a home, or a school, we bill it: place of service, site enrollment, interventional psychiatry, school-based programs.
The parts of billing that only exist in person
Place of service and site enrollment
Each site is enrolled with each payer. Sequence matters. We enroll sites under your own PC when rental cannot cover them.
Facility and professional components
IOP, PHP, interventional procedures. Two claims, two fee schedules, one visit.
In-home and school-based
Travel, place of service 12 and 03, district agreements, Medicaid school-based programs.
Authorizations
TMS, esketamine, ABA, and the re-authorization calendar that keeps a program from stalling.
Questions, answered
Telehealth-only vendors turned us down. Why can you take us?
Because the platform was built for these models from the start. Place of service, facility components, travel, and site-specific enrollment are part of how we bill, not exceptions to it.
Does the rented PC work for in-person care?
Yes, where the state and payer allow the structure and the site is enrolled. Some in-person programs need site-level enrollment under your own PC sooner, and we sequence that first.
Interventional psychiatry?
Yes. TMS, ketamine and esketamine, and the authorization and documentation those require.
School-based programs?
Yes. Medicaid school-based billing and the district agreements around it.
Describe your care model. We will tell you how it bills.
Sites, states, license mix, and codes. We come back with the enrollment sequence and what runs on rental versus your own PC first.