Medical Billing · Nationwide
Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging Medical Billing Services
High-volume imaging center and teleradiology billing requiring instant 26/TC component split, CDS/AUC compliance, and rapid turnaround.
Aethera Healthcare Solutions provides full-service medical billing and revenue cycle management to radiology groups and imaging centers across the United States. We handle coding, claims, payment posting, denial management, and A/R follow-up end to end — so your team can stay focused on patient care while your revenue cycle runs cleanly.
Typical radiology & diagnostic imaging CPT range we work: 71046, 74177, 70553, 77067.
Why radiology & diagnostic imaging billing leaks revenue
Split billing: Ensuring professional component (Mod 26) and technical facility component (Mod TC) are cleanly separated
Clinical Decision Support (CDS/AUC) consultation requirement documentation for advanced diagnostic imaging
Multiple-imaging payment reduction (MPPR) rules across same-day CT, MRI, and ultrasound procedures
Screening vs. diagnostic mammography conversion rules (77067 vs 77065/77066) triggering patient copay balance disputes
How Aethera fixes it
Specialty-trained coders (CPC/CCS) code to the documentation
First-pass claim scrubbing against payer and NCCI edits
Proactive denial prevention and 72-hour denial work
Relentless A/R follow-up to drive days-in-A/R down
Eligibility and prior-auth verification before service
Transparent, real-time reporting in the provider portal
Free tools for your billing team
Use these any time — no login required.
Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging billing FAQ
How do you manage professional and technical component billing (26/TC)?
Our billing engine automatically handles global, professional-only, or technical-only claim generation depending on whether services occurred in an IDTF, hospital, or physician office.
How do you handle multiple-imaging payment reduction (MPPR)?
We sequence imaging modalities to optimize reimbursement under CMS and commercial MPPR rules, ensuring full payment on primary scans.