Who Prairie Specialty Billing Serves
Prairie Specialty Billing provides billing, coding, credentialing, and A/R recovery for independent practices, physician groups, and rural hospitals in all 50 states. Our billers specialize in podiatry, behavioral health, primary care, chiropractic, telehealth, and rural hospital billing.
Also supported
Mental health providers ❋ Chiropractors ❋ Counselors ❋ Hospitals ❋ Rural hospitals ❋ Solo practitioners ❋ Family practice ❋ Internal medicine ❋ Physician groups ❋ Telehealth providers ❋ Medical clinics ❋ Urgent Care ❋ Radiology ❋ Pathology ❋ Laboratory Services ❋ Diagnostic providers ❋ DME Providers ❋ Orthopedics ❋ Pain Management ❋ OB-GYN ❋ Rheumatology ❋ Infectious disease ❋ Nephrology ❋ Pulmonology ❋ Oncology ❋ Podiatry ❋ Wound care ❋ Home health ❋ Ambulance and EMS services ❋ Dermatology
What does podiatry billing involve?
Prairie bills podiatry claims for practices that treat foot and ankle conditions, diabetic foot care, wounds, and related office procedures. One founder is a DPM who still practices, so the team understands how documentation and payer rules affect these claims. We code and submit claims, scrub errors before they go out, post payments, and work denials and aging A/R for podiatry practices nationwide.
What does behavioral health billing involve?
Behavioral health billing often includes time-based psychotherapy coding, telehealth place-of-service and modifiers, prior authorization tracking, and recurring follow-up. Prairie supports mental health providers and counselors with claim submission, pre-submission scrubbing, denial appeals, and patient billing calls handled by a U.S.-based team. Substance use disorder confidentiality workflows are part of how the team works those claims.
What does primary care billing involve?
We support family practice, internal medicine, solo practitioners, physician groups, urgent care, medical clinics, and related primary care work. The team submits claims, corrects errors before submission, posts payments, manages statements, answers patient billing questions, and pursues unpaid or denied claims. Primary care practices can use Prairie for full-service billing or for supplemental help when the in-house team is stretched.
What does chiropractic billing involve?
Prairie bills for chiropractic practices as part of its specialty mix. Claims still need accurate coding, payer-specific edits, and follow-up when a visit is denied or sits in A/R. The U.S.-based team submits claims, proofs them before they leave, posts payments, and works denials, the same revenue-cycle steps used for other outpatient specialties, applied to chiropractic payer rules.
What does telehealth billing involve?
Prairie maintains telehealth place-of-service codes (02 and 10), modifier 95, and modifier GT rules on a per-payer basis rather than by a single template. That matters for practices that mix in-person and remote visits. The team applies the correct codes at submission, scrubs errors that typically cause telehealth denials, and appeals claims that still come back unpaid.
What does rural hospital billing involve?
Prairie works with rural hospitals and healthcare organizations that need billing support without adding more administrative load to an internal team. We can run full-service billing or supplement existing departments with A/R recovery, denial appeals, audits, claims support, and credentialing. The company is based in Grand Island, Nebraska, and serves providers in all 50 states.
Rural hospital and critical access hospital billing
Billing & EHR systems we work in
ModMed, Intergy, Tebra, Simple Practice and more.