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Allergy & Immunology Billing & Coding

Allergy & Immunology Medical Billing Services

Allergy and immunology billing combines allergy testing panels with ongoing immunotherapy injection administration, each with its own coding and same-day billing rules. Flint RCM's allergy accounts are staffed by coders fluent in both.

Where Allergy & Immunology Claims Go Wrong

Specialty-specific pitfalls we watch for.

  • Allergy testing panel coding errors when multiple test types are performed in one visit
  • Immunotherapy injection billing (single vs. multiple antigen) coded incorrectly
  • Same-day allergy testing and treatment billed without modifier -25 support
  • Antigen preparation billing (vial mixing) not itemized separately from injection administration
  • Prior authorization for specialty biologics (e.g., for chronic urticaria or severe asthma) not renewed on schedule
How Flint RCM Handles It
  • Testing panel coding reviewed against the exact number and type of tests performed
  • Immunotherapy injection billing checked for single vs. multiple-antigen documentation
  • Same-day testing and treatment modifier -25 support reviewed before submission
  • Antigen preparation billed separately from administration where documentation supports it
Coding Considerations

What makes Allergy & Immunology coding different.

  • CPT 95004–95071 (allergy testing) coded to the exact number and type of allergens tested
  • CPT 95165/95115–95117 (antigen preparation and immunotherapy injection) billed separately per documented service
  • Modifier -25 applied where same-day E/M and testing/treatment are both documented as medically necessary
Eligibility & Authorization

What to confirm before the visit.

  • Prior authorization confirmed and tracked for renewal for specialty biologic therapies
  • Medical necessity documentation confirmed for repeat allergy testing within a payer's frequency window
AR Challenges

Antigen preparation and injection billing disputes are a common allergy denial source — AR follow-up verifies documentation supports both services as separately billed.

How It Works

Our workflow for allergy & immunology billing.

1

Documentation Review

Visit notes are reviewed to confirm testing type, antigen counts, and same-day services.

2

Coding & Modifier Check

Testing, antigen preparation, and injection codes are checked against documentation.

3

Authorization Tracking

Specialty biologic authorization renewals are tracked to avoid treatment gaps.

4

AR Follow-Up

Testing and antigen-billing denials are worked with the visit documentation.

Practice Types We Serve
Independent allergy and immunology practices
Multi-provider allergy/ENT practices
Immunotherapy treatment centers
Payer & Process Considerations

What shapes allergy & immunology reimbursement.

Payers vary in how they define "single" vs. "multiple" antigen immunotherapy for billing purposes — documentation is reviewed against the specific payer's definition before coding.

Common Questions

Allergy & Immunology billing, answered.

Do you bill antigen preparation separately from injections?

Yes — where documentation supports it, antigen preparation and injection administration are billed as distinct services.

How do you handle same-day testing and treatment visits?

Modifier -25 is applied only where documentation supports both services as separately medically necessary.

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