What Is Verification of Benefits (VOB) in Medical Billing? Why It Matters for Your Revenue Cycle

Medical Billing What Is Verification of Benefits (VOB) in Medical Billing? Why It Matters for Your Revenue Cycle A practical guide for nurse practitioners and independent practices who want fewer coverage surprises and cleaner claims. KE Written by Karen Ellison, NPWise TeamPosted November 5, 2026  |  7 min read Verification of benefits in medical billing …

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What’s Going On With Headway’s Provider Agreement, and What Does It Mean for Nurse Practitioners?

What’s Going On With Headway’s Provider Agreement, and What Does It Mean for Nurse Practitioners? In mid-October 2026, Headway sent clinicians an updated provider agreement, then paused it a day later after feedback, according to Behavioral Health Business. Revised terms are expected but haven’t been shared yet. Here’s what was reported, what it means for …

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Front-End Denial Prevention Checklist for NPs (2026)

How to Prevent Medical Claim Denials in 2026: The Complete Checklist for Nurse Practitioners By the NPWise Team  |  Updated October 2026  |  8-minute read Nurse practitioners can prevent most claim denials by getting patient information, insurance coverage, authorizations, coding, and claim details right the first time. For independent NPs, FNPs, PMHNPs, and private practice …

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What CPT Codes Do PMHNPs Use for Psychiatric Billing?

What CPT Codes Do PMHNPs Use for Psychiatric Billing? A Beginner’s Guide for Nurse Practitioners By the NPWise Team  |  Updated October 2026  |  5-minute read Quick answer Psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs) typically bill 90791 or 90792 (or 99204/99205) for an initial intake, 90832, 90834, or 90837 for therapy-only visits, 99213–99215 for medication …

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Can a Nurse Practitioner See Patients While Waiting for Insurance Credentialing?

Can a Nurse Practitioner See Patients While Waiting for Insurance Credentialing? | NPWise CREDENTIALING NURSE PRACTITIONER MEDICARE MEDICAID COMMERCIAL PAYERS Can a Nurse Practitioner See Patients While Waiting for Insurance Credentialing? Yes — here’s exactly how to do it right, payer by payer, without losing revenue or getting a claim denied. Short answer: yes, you …

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The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Billing Guide Nobody Handed You: CPT Codes & Combos That Actually Get You Paid

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Billing Guide Nobody Handed You: CPT Codes and Combos That Actually Get You Paid | NPWise The Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Billing Guide Nobody Handed You: CPT Codes and Combos That Actually Get You Paid A CMS-grounded breakdown of the codes psychiatric NPs bill most — initial evaluations, medication management, therapy add-ons — …

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RPM Billing for Nurse Practitioners: The Complete 2026 Guide to CPT 99453–99458

Stop Leaving RPM Revenue on the Table RPM Billing for Nurse Practitioners: The Complete 2026 Guide to CPT 99453–99458 How to bill Remote Patient Monitoring correctly, who qualifies, what each code pays, and how a 100-patient panel can add six figures in recurring revenue. Jump to a Section What Is Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)? Which …

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New York Nurse Practitioner Practice Authority Extended Through July 1, 2030: What NPs Need to Know

NP Practice Authority · Regulatory Update New York Nurse Practitioner Practice Authority Extended Through July 1, 2030: What NPs Need to Know New York has extended key provisions of the Nurse Practitioner Modernization Act, allowing eligible nurse practitioners to continue practicing without a written practice agreement through July 1, 2030. Here’s what changed, what stayed …

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