
Telemedicine is emerging as the cornerstone of modern healthcare delivery. Yet, as in-person consultations decline, healthcare providers face mounting pressure to meet the escalating demand for virtual care.
Telehealth and telemedicine have become increasingly viable, especially in the wake of the pandemic. As a result, virtual healthcare has evolved into a vital component of modern care delivery. Recognizing this shift, Doctor Medical Billing Solutions empowers healthcare providers by managing their telehealth billing processes.

Telehealth Coding
The AMA has created—and regularly refines—a comprehensive suite of CPT codes specifically for telemedicine services. These codes are essential tools that medical practices, clinics, and hospitals rely on to accurately bill for virtual care.

Charges Entry
Telehealth billing carries a higher risk of mistakes—meaning verifying every detail is crucial. Since information is gathered remotely, accurate billing hinges on the clarity of communication between provider and patient.

Scrubbing & Submission
The first step involves meticulously transcribing clinical data, followed by a thorough claim scrub to catch and correct errors. The telehealth billing team verifies insurance eligibility before submission and ensures that claims—after preparation and review—are filed within 48 hours.

Digital Payment Posting

Reports

HIPAA Compliant Protection

Improve Revenue & Workflow

Patient Satisfaction
Offer patients accessible, convenient telehealth powered by reliable video and audio—enhancing communication, reducing travel, and improving care quality.

Telemedicine harnesses advanced digital tools to transform patient care—especially vital in today’s challenging times. As face-to-face visits decline, its growing adoption underscores the future of healthcare. As a patient-centered solutions provider, we empower medical practices to deliver telehealth services smoothly and effectively, ensuring minimal disruption and maximum care quality.
The load on the providers is increasing because of the inconsistencies in patient volume and billing staff non-appearances because of COVID-19.






