Infectious disease billing spans the clinic, the hospital, and the infusion suite. Consults coded by complexity, outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy (OPAT) with its infusion billing rules, HIV and hepatitis C treatment programs with their own payer requirements, travel medicine, and infection prevention consultations — it’s a specialty with more billing models than most. Fast Billing Solutions provides infectious disease billing services in Long Island, NY for ID physicians, infusion centers, and hospital consult services across Nassau and Suffolk counties from our office at 68 South Service Road in Melville, NY.
Infusion billing, consult complexity, and program-specific payer rules are the details that make ID billing work. We handle the details. Let’s talk about your practice.
Infectious Disease Billing That Handles Clinic, Hospital, and Infusion
The foundation of ID billing is the consult: initial and follow-up consultations coded to the complexity the documentation supports, in the office and in the hospital. OPAT — outpatient IV antibiotics — brings infusion billing: drug codes, administration codes by time, and supply billing. HIV and hepatitis C programs have payer-specific requirements around drug coverage and lab monitoring. Our billing team handles all three settings under one roof.
Common Infectious Disease Billing Problems We Solve
- Consult undercoding — complex ID consults coded to the level documented, not downcoded by habit.
- Infusion billing errors — drug, administration, and supply codes billed correctly for OPAT and in-office infusions.
- HIV/HCV program denials — payer-specific requirements for antiretroviral and hepatitis C therapy met up front.
- Prolonged service gaps — extended consults and care coordination billed when time thresholds are met.
- Hospital consult coordination — inpatient ID consults billed correctly alongside the primary team’s claims.
Full Revenue Cycle Management for Infectious Disease Practices
Our revenue cycle management for infectious disease covers office, hospital, and infusion services:
- Insurance eligibility and benefits verification
- Prior authorizations for high-cost antimicrobials and biologics
- ID-specific coding and charge entry
- Claim scrubbing and clean submission
- Payment posting and reconciliation
- Denial management and appeals
- AR follow-up on unpaid and aging claims
- Patient statements and balance follow-up
- Provider credentialing and re-credentialing
- Monthly reporting in plain English
We Bill the Full Range of Infectious Disease Services
Office and hospital consultations, OPAT and in-office infusion therapy, HIV care and PrEP management, hepatitis B and C treatment, travel medicine consultations and immunizations, tuberculosis management, wound infection consultations, and antibiotic stewardship program support. If your practice spans clinic, hospital, and infusion settings, we keep each billing stream organized.
Serving Infectious Disease Practices Across Long Island
From 68 South Service Road, Melville, NY 11747, we support infectious disease practices throughout Nassau County and Suffolk County. Local, reachable, and familiar with the payers your patients carry. Explore our medical billing services across Long Island.
Why Long Island Infectious Disease Practices Choose Fast Billing Solutions
- ID billing specialists — consults, infusions, and program rules handled by experts.
- Multi-setting expertise — office, hospital, and infusion billing coordinated.
- Denials worked daily — rejected claims reviewed, corrected, and resubmitted or appealed.
- One dedicated contact — a real person who knows your practice and your payers.
- Transparent monthly reporting — billed, paid, denied, and collected, by setting and service.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is OPAT (outpatient IV antibiotic) billing handled?
OPAT bills the drug itself (J-codes), the administration by infusion time, and related supplies — each with its own coding rules. We handle the full infusion billing stack for home and office-based OPAT.
Do you bill for HIV and hepatitis C treatment programs?
Yes. We manage the payer-specific requirements around antiretroviral therapy, PrEP, and hepatitis C treatment — including prior authorizations for high-cost drugs and required lab monitoring documentation.
Can you bill hospital ID consults?
Yes. Inpatient infectious disease consultations are coded by complexity and billed to the patient’s insurance alongside the hospital and primary team claims. We coordinate so consult revenue isn’t lost.
What does infectious disease billing cost?
Typically a percentage of collections, based on your service mix and settings. Get an instant quote for pricing specific to your practice.
How quickly can you take over?
Most ID practices transition within a few weeks. We learn your settings, your infusion workflows, and your payer contracts, then start clean billing while working down any backlog.
Ready for Infectious Disease Billing That Handles Every Setting?
Consults, infusions, programs — every service billed correctly and followed up. Talk to an infectious disease billing team on Long Island.
