Sunrise Services, LLC

10/24/2025

💼 Powerful Practice Management — Now Even Better

The trusted, affordable solution you’ve counted on for years just leveled up. CGM MEDISOFT v30 keeps your reimbursements flowing and your operations running smoother than ever — simplifying the complex and strengthening what already works.

Here’s what’s new in CGM MEDISOFT v30:
Smarter, more flexible online scheduling keeps both patients and front-desk staff smiling.

New QR codes on patient statements* make it easy for patients to pay online — fast, simple, and no excuses.

Customizable statement delivery preferences* (email, text, or paper) speed up payments and reduce the “check’s in the mail” lag.

Enhanced claims workflow now supports electronic attachments for workers’ comp and auto claims* — less paper, fewer headaches.

Expanded payment options include patient financing* — because modern care should come with modern convenience.
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10/17/2025

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10/16/2025

💜 Standing Together for Awareness and Change 💜

We’re proud to partner with clients who not only provide outstanding patient care but also stand up for important causes in their communities. This month, our client is wearing purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, reminding us that compassion and advocacy extend far beyond the clinic walls.

At Sunrise Services, we’re honored to work alongside practices that lead with heart — both in healthcare and in humanity. 💜

October is domestic violence awareness month. Today, we wear purple to show our support of domestic violence survivors and our commitment to ending abuse. impacted by domestic violence, and everyone has a role to play in preventing domestic violence and supporting survivors 💜

10/10/2025

🚨 Medicare Update for Our Practice Friends!

We know many small clinics are feeling the pinch of uncertainty right now, so here’s the quick scoop:

CMS has placed a short hold on Medicare claims (usually just 10 business days) while Congress reviews some payment provisions. You can still submit claims—they just won’t pay out until the hold lifts.

Starting October 1, 2025, some of the pandemic-era telehealth flexibilities could expire for non-behavioral visits unless Congress steps in. That means home-based visits and some non-rural services may no longer be covered.

If you’re unsure how this affects your billing, we’ve got your back. Sunrise Services helps small practices stay ahead—so you can keep focusing on your patients, not the paperwork. Please see the attached image outlining the telehealth changes. 💙

09/08/2025

💉 New Flu Shot Codes Are Here for 2025–2026!

It’s that time of year again—flu season is back, and so are the new billing codes for vaccines. 🩺

➡️ From standard flu shots to high-dose and intranasal options, each vaccine has its own CPT/NDC code. Getting them right = faster reimbursements and fewer billing headaches.

So before the rush of flu season hits:
✔️ Update your systems
✔️ Make sure your staff knows the new codes
✔️ Bill clean, get paid quicker

Stay ahead of the flu and the paperwork this year. Your revenue cycle will thank you. 😉

09/02/2025

"New Flu Shot NDCs Are In: Don’t Miss a Beat!"

This flu season, we’re not just rolling with the punches—we’re coding them. The CDC has just published the 2025‑2026 Seasonal Influenza NDC updates, introducing fresh NDCs mapped to existing CVX, MVX, and CPT codes—including new entries for FluMist self/caregiver‑administered, FluAd, FluCelvax, FluZone High‑Dose, and Afluria

What’s the business impact? First, accurate NDC reporting keeps reimbursements flowing smoothly. Second, administrative precision now includes proper NDCs plus administration codes—such as G0008 or 90471, and remember the ICD‑10‑CM Z23 for immunization encounters

Don’t let outdated codes slow you down. Update those billing systems, educate your front- and back-office staff, and ensure those claims land clean and swift. Think of it as flu-proofing your revenue cycle.

07/16/2025

Your Office Staff Called. They’d Like Their Time Back.

Still calling every patient to remind them of appointments?
There’s a better way.

With DoctorConnect, your reminders go out automatically—no dialing, no voicemails, no missed messages. Just confirmed appointments, fewer no-shows, and a lot less stress on your team.

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Patients prefer it. Your staff will thank you. Your bottom line will feel the difference.

💡 Let’s talk about automating your appointment reminders

07/10/2025

Today we celebrate a very important member of our team-our Assistant Chief Happiness Officer is turning TWO!

Whether he’s boosting morale with butt wiggles, or supervising snack breaks, he takes his job very seriously (unless the FEDEX guy is outside).

Happy 2nd birthday to the fluffiest part of our company culture.

Drop a 🦴 in the comments to wish Cooper a paws-itively amazing day!

07/09/2025

What specific RCM services do you provide? We have an answer!

"We offer comprehensive RCM solutions, including medical billing, coding, practice management, and financial reporting, tailored to various medical specialties."

For more great questions like this one, be sure to visit our FAQ page. To get started with our services, contact our team today!

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07/09/2025

What’s New in ICD-10-CM for FY 2026? From Pelvic Pain to Cannabis Reactions—Here’s What You Need to Know

It’s that time again—ICD-10-CM updates are rolling in for FY 2026, and the coding landscape is evolving across multiple specialties. From digestive symptoms to genetic markers and even eyelid inflammation (yes, really), here’s a rundown of the key changes coming your way, with just enough detail to keep your charts clean and your audits happy.

🚨 GI and Abdominal Symptoms: Getting Specific
The R10.2 series just got a lot more granular. Sixteen new R codes have been added to describe pain and tenderness with pinpoint precision—from pelvic and perineal to abdominal and flank regions. This boosts documentation quality and reflects more accurate patient complaints, so goodbye vague belly pain, hello specificity.

Also worth noting: Cannabis hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) now has its own code—R11.16. If you’ve seen patients dealing with chronic nausea and vomiting from long-term cannabis use, now you can capture that clearly in your coding.

Plus, there are five new codes for documenting costovertebral angle tenderness, so you can now differentiate what was once a catch-all.

🧬 Immunology & Labs: Serum Codes Restructured
Code R76.8- has been converted to a parent code, with R76.89 added to cover unspecified elevated immunoglobulins. This lets you code immune abnormalities with greater clarity, especially when lab values don’t fit neatly into other categories.

💡 Z Codes: Social Context Just Got Smarter
Your social determinants of health (SDoH) documentation is about to get a power-up. Code Z59.86 (Financial insecurity) is now a parent code with three new child codes to help reflect patients’ specific financial hardship situations.

Additionally, new Z77.3- codes let you report exposure to war zones—an unfortunate but increasingly relevant coding option. Food allergy documentation is also getting more specific: milk and egg allergies have new breakdowns under Z91.011 and Z91.012, respectively.

🧬 Oncology: Big News for Genetic Susceptibility
Big updates are coming in cancer genetics:

C50.A- is now a parent code for inflammatory breast cancer (IBC).

Z15.06- is your new go-to for genetic susceptibility to digestive system cancers, including Z15.060 for colorectal cancer.

You'll also see changes for neutrophil function disorders (D71.-) and more options under MS diagnoses (spoiler: G35.- is now a parent code).

🏥 ED Coders: It’s Your Time to Shine
New trauma codes are on the scene—S30.11–S30.13 now allow you to specify contusions of the abdomen, groin, and flank.

And if your ED deals with food-triggered anaphylaxis, you’re in luck. You can now document whether patients react to milk or egg but can tolerate baked forms, thanks to codes like T78.07- and T78.080-. It's like a “gluten-free-but-okay-with-sourdough” menu for diagnosis.

🧠 Neuro & Genetics: MS, Usher Syndrome, and More
G35. is now a parent code, expanding options for multiple sclerosis subtypes like relapsing-remitting and primary progressive MS.

You’ll also see new codes for Usher syndrome and other neurodevelopmental disorders linked to genetic variants, under the brand-new QA0.- series.

👁️ Eye Health: Don’t Blink or You’ll Miss It
Chapter 7 brings 19 new eye-related codes, including laterality-specific additions for thyroid orbitopathy (H05.83-) and angle-closure glaucoma (H40.84-). Plus, H01.8- becomes a parent code for eyelid inflammation, so you can finally distinguish right-upper-lid issues from left-lower-lid problems.

💪 Musculoskeletal: Rheumatoid Factor Gets an Upgrade
The M05.A code has been added for rheumatoid arthritis with abnormal rheumatoid and anti-CCP antibodies, enhancing clinical documentation. Additional tweaks include revised descriptions for toe joint issues and myositis ossificans in the upper arms.

🔬 Genitourinary: More Detail in Kidney Conditions
New subcategories under N00.B- and N04.B- now distinguish between idiopathic and secondary immune membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis (IC-MPGN). Plus, N07.B lets you report hereditary nephropathy linked to APOL1—critical for patients with genetic risk factors.

💊 Drug Reactions: Fluoroquinolones in the Spotlight
If you’ve ever needed more nuance when coding adverse reactions to fluoroquinolone antibiotics, now you’ve got it. The new parent code T36.A- allows for specifying accidental poisoning, underdosing, or adverse effects.

Need the Full List?

CMS released the complete FY 2026 ICD-10-CM update on June 6, 2025. You can access the official documentation directly on the CMS website, but we recommend a double shot of espresso first—it’s a beast.

Bottom Line
More codes, more specificity, and more room for accuracy. Whether you're on the frontlines of the ED, managing oncology charts, or cleaning up MS claims, these updates are designed to align better with real-world clinical detail and evolving care scenarios.

Stay sharp, coders—the ICD-10 game just leveled up.

07/07/2025

Text Before You Call—Your Patients Will Thank You

Manual phone calls are out. Automated reminders are in.

DoctorConnect delivers smart, customizable appointment reminders—by text, email, or automated call—so your patients actually get (and confirm) the message.

Here’s what happens when you switch:
✅ 25–40% fewer no-shows
✅ Happier, less overwhelmed staff
✅ Instant ROI in time saved and revenue recovered

Stop dialing and start automating. Because your front office has better things to do—like helping actual humans.

👉 Curious? Let us show you how it works.

07/01/2025

🎆 We’ll Be Closed July 4th – Let’s Keep W39.###A Off Your Superbill, Shall We? 🎆

This Independence Day, the team at Sunrise Services is officially OOO. That’s right — no codes, no claims, no chasing down incomplete documentation or tracking down mystery modifiers for mystery splints. We’ll be celebrating July 4th like true RCM professionals: with a healthy fear of firecrackers and an even healthier respect for the ICD-10 manual.

🚨 Pro tip from your friendly neighborhood medical billers:
If you can avoid becoming a W39.###A — "Discharge of fireworks, initial encounter" — please do. It’s not just a code. It’s a billing headache. And yes, we have seen a claim where a patient tried to relight a dud… with their face.

While we do love parsing out those holiday injury reports like a high-stakes episode of CSI: CPT Edition, we’d much rather everyone keep all ten fingers and both eyebrows intact. Because nothing says seasonal burnout like reviewing 13 visits from the same extended family who thought it’d be “funny” to launch bottle rockets from the grill.

🔥 From our side of the claims process, here’s what we recommend:

-Don’t test gravity with a lawn chair and a sparkler.

-Avoid mixing tequila and TNT. You’re not immune.

-And no, we cannot bill for "overconfidence in backyard pyrotechnics" — we’ve tried.

We’ll be closed on Friday, July 4th — and no, we won’t be answering emails, logging into payer portals, or arguing with clearinghouses. We’ll be celebrating responsibly and hoping no one tries to submit a same-day emergency visit with “firecracker retrieval, unspecified method” as the chief complaint.

💥 Back in action on Monday, July 7th, ready to resume our favorite pastime: translating clinical chaos into clean claims and preventing insurance carriers from gaslighting providers with "bundled denial" nonsense.

Until then —
Stay safe. Stay sane. And may your fireworks be festive, not billable.

🎇 Happy Fourth from the Sunrise Services Team!
Proudly serving those who keep patients healthy — and providers paid.