Telehealth Billing Services
Telehealth claims get paid when place of service, modifiers and provider enrollment all match what that payer expects on that date.
A telehealth claim carries more information than an in-person claim and has less room for error. Where the patient was, where the provider was, whether the visit was audio-video or audio-only, and whether the provider is enrolled in the patient's state all have to line up with the rules of that payer on that date of service. Those rules still change often.
What our telehealth billing service covers
- Payer-specific place of service and modifiers. POS 10 when the patient is at home and POS 02 when they are elsewhere, with modifier 95, 93 or others as each payer requires. We keep a rule set per payer rather than one telehealth template.
- Audio-only visits. Audio-only services are coded and billed only where the payer covers them, with the documentation that payer asks for.
- Eligibility and benefits before the visit. Telehealth coverage, cost-sharing and virtual-care carve-outs are verified up front, not discovered on the denial.
- Documentation checks. Patient location, consent, modality and time are confirmed in the note before the claim goes out.
- Denials worked within 48 hours, with telehealth-specific denials traced to the rule that caused them.
Multi-state providers and enrollment
A provider licensed in several states still has to be enrolled with each payer in each state where patients are seen. A missing enrollment produces denials that look like coding problems but are not. Provider credentialing and payer enrollment are included free with our revenue cycle management, and we track every state and payer combination so a new market does not start with a month of unpaid claims. See credentialing and credentialing vs. payer enrollment.
Medicare and changing rules
Medicare telehealth coverage has been set by a series of temporary extensions since 2020, and commercial and Medicaid plans each follow their own policies. We check the rule in force for the payer and the date of service rather than relying on last year's billing, and we update your workflow when a payer changes course.
Built for hybrid practices and virtual-first groups
Hybrid practices need in-person and virtual visits billed correctly side by side. Virtual-first groups and behavioral health practices often run almost entirely on telehealth. We support both, inside your existing EHR or telehealth platform. For the underlying rules, read our telehealth medical billing guide; for mental-health practices, see behavioral health billing.
What you get with Synergy
A 98% clean-claim rate, claims out within 24 hours, denials worked within 48 hours, and insurance aging worked at 25–30 days. Insurance verification, coding review, provider credentialing and a monthly Practice Performance Report are included at no extra charge. We work inside the EHR and practice-management system you already use, there is no long-term contract, the first 30 days are free, and full revenue cycle management carries a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
What does a telehealth billing service do?
It codes and submits virtual-visit claims with the place of service, modifiers and documentation each payer requires, verifies telehealth coverage before the visit, manages provider enrollment in every state where patients are seen, and works telehealth denials to a root cause.
Do you bill audio-only telehealth visits?
Yes, where the patient's payer covers audio-only services, using the codes, modifiers and documentation that payer requires. Where it is not covered, we flag that before the visit so the practice can decide how to schedule it.
Can you handle providers licensed in multiple states?
Yes. Credentialing and payer enrollment are included free with Synergy's revenue cycle management, and we track enrollment for each state and payer combination.
Will we need to change our telehealth platform or EHR?
No. Synergy works inside the EHR, practice-management system or telehealth platform you already use.
Telehealth claims, paid right the first time
Get a free practice audit. We review your telehealth claims and denials and show you what payers are rejecting and why.
No long-term contracts • Cancel anytime with 30 days' notice • HIPAA compliant