Ep. 306 – Billing for Vocational Rehabilitation Services in Workers’ Comp
Injured workers often need vocational rehab to get back to work—but how do you bill for those services correctly in workers’ comp? In this episode, Max and Ayesha explore the ins and outs of billing for voc rehab services, including the correct codes, documentation requirements, and common billing mistakes to avoid. Learn the key strategies to ensure your voc rehab claims get paid without delays or denials.
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