Medical and cosmetic. Two revenue streams. One dashboard.

The problem

Dermatology practices operate across two fundamentally different revenue streams — insurance-billed medical dermatology and cash-pay cosmetic services — that most EHR reporting systems cannot cleanly separate, making it nearly impossible for practice administrators to understand the true margin profile of each line of business. Mohs surgery billing is among the most complex in ambulatory care: stage-by-stage CPT coding, pathology revenue, facility fee interactions, and payer-specific coverage policies all interact in ways that generate denial patterns most practices discover only at year-end. Modifier misuse on procedure codes and incorrect linkage of pathology CPT codes to the parent procedure are systematic billing accuracy problems in dermatology that no one is watching in real time.

What we build

Harine Management builds dermatology-specific analytics dashboards that separate medical and cosmetic revenue by provider and service category, track Mohs surgery volume and revenue by stage and payer, monitor procedure and pathology denial rates by CPT code, and surface provider productivity against MGMA dermatology benchmarks — connected directly to your EHR and updated daily in Power BI. Practice administrators and managing physicians get the financial clarity to manage both revenue streams, catch billing accuracy problems early, and understand the true margin contribution of each provider and service line.

What you get

• Medical versus cosmetic revenue split by provider, service category, and month
• Mohs surgery volume and revenue by stage, CPT code, and payer
• Pathology CPT billing volume and revenue with match rate to parent procedure
• Procedure denial rate by CPT code and payer with modifier usage analysis
• Dermatologist wRVU productivity with MGMA dermatology specialty benchmarking
• New patient volume and referral source tracking by provider and location

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