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From residential stabilization to outpatient recovery, Revix MD provides specialized substance abuse medical billing services purpose-built for the current SUD regulatory environment. We synchronize your clinical documentation with payer specific medical necessity criteria to eliminate revenue volatility.

Navigating the Regulatory Landscape: Parity and Privacy
Substance abuse and Substance Use Disorder (SUD) billing require a sophisticated defense against aggressive payer compression. Facilities often lose 15–25% of expected revenue to preventable denial prevention services and unmanaged “Step-Down” transitions. Revix MD acts as your advocate, ensuring your facility is compensated for the life-saving care you provide.
MHPAEA Final Rule Advocacy
We leverage the MHPAEA Final Rules (September 2024), which mandate that payers treat SUD benefits equitably with medical/surgical benefits. For facilities treating co-occurring psychiatric and addiction disorders, our team manages both billing tracks under a unified parity strategy.
ASAM-Driven Denial Defense
We utilize a clinical-first approach, anchoring our concurrent reviews and appeals in ASAM Level of Care documentation. By speaking the language of medical necessity, we legally challenge rejections and secure the authorized days your patients require.
42 CFR Part 2 Modernization
We implement the latest federal privacy standards, allowing for seamless data flow between clinical and billing teams. Our systems ensure that 2026 single-consent requirements for SUD record sharing are tracked and audit-ready, preventing administrative stalls in the revenue cycle management services.
Toxicology and Revenue Code Compliance
We implement strict “Order-to-Claim” reconciliation for lab billing. Our team manages the technical nuance of facility billing, ensuring correct Revenue Code mapping (e.g., 1002 for Detox, 1003 for Residential, 0905 for IOP) to prevent “Level of Care” mismatches.
Comprehensive Addiction and Outpatient
Revenue Solutions
Revix MD manages the high-acuity needs of the full addiction treatment and substance abuse continuum, from acute stabilization to long-term outpatient maintenance.
Easy 15-Day Facility Implementation
Compliance and Coding Audit
We perform a 90-day retrospective audit to identify documentation gaps and revenue leaks within seven days.
Secure Platform Expertise
We securely integrate with your Kipu, Sunwave, or ZenCharts platform through encrypted connections.
UR and Payer Alignment
We align your Utilization Review strategy with MHPAEA Parity rules and 1115 SUD Waiver requirements for state-specific Medicaid compliance.
AR Acceleration
Go live on Day 15 with 48-hour claim submissions and real time dashboard visibility into your occupancy to revenue ratio and net collections.
Turn Complex SUD Billing Into a More Predictable Revenue Process
Request Your Free Facility Revenue AuditFrequently Asked Questions
How do you handle 42 CFR Part 2 privacy during the appeals process?
We utilize encrypted “Redaction Protocols” during the appeals process. This allows us to provide the clinical evidence required to win an appeal while remaining in total compliance with federal SUD privacy restrictions.
What is your pricing model for SUD facility billing?
We operate on a transparent percentage-of-collections model. This ensures our success is tied directly to yours; we only succeed when you collect your earned revenue.
Do you handle billing for facilities with multiple state licenses?
Yes. Revix MD manages multi-state Medicaid and commercial billing, including the idiosyncratic authorization and room-and-board carve-out rules for state-specific 1115 SUD Waivers.
Can you help with facility credentialing and payer contracting?
Absolutely. We manage the entire lifecycle of facility enrollment and contract negotiation, helping you expand into new states or add new levels of care to your existing payer agreements.
How do you handle “No Surprises Act” compliance for OON rehabs?
We manage the “Good Faith Estimate” (GFE) process and ensure all billing for non-contracted patients meets the transparency requirements of the No Surprises Act, protecting you from financial penalties.
Last Updated
9 October 2026



