# Why does pain management billing seem to have more denials than other specialties? 

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Much of this depends on the particularities of the prior authorization process and credentialing specifications, and why regular claim audits are crucial here. Those practices that have a [pain management medical billing company](https://doctormgt.com/specialties/pain-management-billing-services/) that is familiar with these specific rules do not have to escalate into cash flow difficulties. What is your most recent denial for authorizations, coding or credentialing?