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Facility billing refers to claims submitted by a hospital or outpatient facility for overhead, equipment, and facility services. This is separate from professional fee billing submitted by the treating physician. Facility claims use the UB-04 form with revenue codes, condition codes, and other data elements specific to hospital billing.

The UB-04 (CMS-1450) is the standard claim form used for hospital and facility billing. It requires revenue codes, condition codes, value codes, and occurrence codes that differ from the CMS-1500 used for professional billing. Accurate UB-04 preparation requires facility-specific billing expertise.

Yes. We manage inpatient facility billing with ICD-10-PCS coding and MS-DRG assignment, outpatient facility billing with revenue code mapping and APC compliance, and emergency department facility billing with appropriate level assignment.

Hospital billing uses the UB-04 form, revenue codes, and facility-specific data fields. Physician billing uses the CMS-1500 and CPT codes. Hospital billing is subject to different CMS regulations, charge master structures, and facility-specific compliance requirements that do not apply to professional billing.

Common hospital claim denials include medical necessity for inpatient admission status, incorrect patient status classification (inpatient vs. observation), missing or incomplete clinical documentation, authorization denials, and revenue code errors. We manage appeals for all hospital-specific denial types.