LCSWs, LMFTs, and LPCs became Medicare-eligible in January 2024. Thousands of therapists are now billing Medicare for the first time — and making costly documentation errors that trigger audits and overpayment demands.
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We track CMS policy updates, LCD changes, and OIG enforcement actions for the exact codes independent mental health therapists use.
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"I enrolled in Medicare in March 2024 and immediately felt overwhelmed. The first report flagged two documentation issues in my session notes I didn't know about. Worth every penny."
"The telehealth billing section alone justified the subscription. I had no idea the post-PHE rules were still changing. My billing was technically incorrect for three months without realizing it."
"As an LPC who just became Medicare-eligible, I had no idea how to stay current on compliance. This service gives me the confidence that I'm billing correctly every month."
I'm not enrolled in Medicare yet. Is this still useful?
Yes — understanding the rules before you enroll is the best time to start. Many documentation habits are formed early and are hard to correct after an audit notice arrives. We can help you set up correctly from day one.
Is this legal advice or official compliance guidance?
No. This is compliance intelligence — we synthesize publicly available CMS policies, OIG guidance, and carrier documentation into plain-English summaries. We are not attorneys or billing compliance officers. For complex situations, consult a qualified healthcare compliance attorney.
Why did LCSWs and LMFTs only become Medicare-eligible in 2024?
The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023 expanded Medicare Part B coverage to Licensed Clinical Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists starting January 1, 2024. Tens of thousands of therapists are now billing Medicare for the first time with no prior compliance infrastructure.
How is this different from what my EHR or billing software provides?
EHR systems help you submit claims — they don't proactively monitor regulatory changes or flag compliance risks. This service specifically watches for policy updates and enforcement trends that affect how you should document and code your services.
What telehealth billing information do you cover?
We track post-PHE telehealth extension rules, place of service code requirements (POS 02 vs. POS 10), audio-only session coverage, patient location requirements, and any changes to Medicare's telehealth flexibilities as they are extended or modified by Congress and CMS.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, anytime. No annual contracts, no cancellation fees. Log in to your Stripe billing portal to cancel before your next billing date. You'll keep access through the end of your paid period.