Medical Billing Services

  • Complete medical billing service comprising of claim submission, posting, and denial management.

  • Strives to pay special attention to details, thus maximizing your receivables and minimizing your non-contractual write-offs.

  • Will audit all insurance carriers’ explanation of benefits and follow-up on improperly paid claims.

  • Provides timely filing of claims to ensure prompt reimbursement from both insurance carriers and private payers.

  • Assigns a designated account representative who will answer any questions your patients or your staff may have regarding an account.

  • Advanced denial and aging management and processes.

  • Minimizes your cost for electronic and paper claim submissions as well as envelopes and postage.

  • Sends monthly patient statements as well as daily statements for self-pay patients after each visit.

Credentialing

  • We manage and maintain all physician credentialing with insurance companies, government payers and others.

EMR Integration

  • American Medical Billing integrates with many EMRs or can integrate with an EMR such as Epic, Azalea and more. Click here to learn more.

Patient Payments

  • American Medical Billing has partnered with SimpleMedPay.com in order to collect patient payments online. This payment form can be integrated into your website or can be used without it.

Collection Agency Management

  • American Medical Billing works with the best, patient friendly collection agencies in the area.

  • We manage several qualified agencies to insure that the best outcomes come out for our clients.

  • We are sensitive to both clients’ and patients’ needs.

The concept of "eliminating your billing personnel and key office staff" is simply not true.

Happy with your internal billing department, but just need a little help? American Medical Billing offers the flexibility to, not only handle all your billing needs, but also maximize efficiency of your internal billing department. Many EMR programs advertise the inclusion of a "billing package." 

Think your EMR can do it all? Upon completion of a patient's electronic medical record for each visit, an EMR will prompt the provider to choose the correct procedure code and diagnosis.  While it is true, at the end of each day, those services can be sent electronically to the patient's insurance carrier, having a "certified" coder or biller ensures the correctness of that billing prior to the claims going to the various carriers.  Most providers do not have the time to ensure that procedures, diagnoses and modifiers are all correctly coordinated for maximum reimbursement.  With the implementation of ICD-10 diagnosing looming in the not so distant future, accuracy is a priority!