Bundling in Medical Billing
Bundling in medical billing refers to the practice of combining multiple related services or procedures into one single charge.
Bundling in Medical Billing Explained
In bundling, related services that occur during the same episode of care, such as surgery and post-operative care, are grouped together and billed as one charge. Insurance companies prefer bundled payments to reduce administrative costs and avoid paying separately for each component of care.
For example, a patient undergoing surgery may receive one bill that includes pre-operative, operative, and post-operative services as a bundled charge.
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