Medical billing in Arizona
Billing for Arizona practices: AHCCCS and its contracted health plans, commercial and Medicare Advantage follow-up, credentialing and aged A/R recovery.
Locations
Medical billing services by state.
Medicaid is fifty programs, not one. Managed care plans, prior authorization habits and regional payers differ by state, and billing that ignores the difference shows up as avoidable denials. Each page below covers what changes in that state.
State pages
Medical billing in California
Billing for California practices: Medi-Cal and managed care plan enrollment, IPA and delegated-risk claims, and denials worked by reason code.
Medical billing in Florida
Billing for Florida practices: Florida Medicaid and Statewide Medicaid Managed Care, Florida Blue and Medicare Advantage follow-up, aged A/R worked first.
Medical billing in Georgia
Billing for Georgia practices: Georgia Medicaid and Georgia Families care management organizations, commercial follow-up, credentialing and A/R recovery.
Medical billing in Illinois
Billing for Illinois practices: Illinois Medicaid and HealthChoice Illinois managed care, BCBSIL and commercial denials, credentialing and aged A/R work.
Medical billing in Massachusetts
Billing for Massachusetts practices: MassHealth and its ACO and managed care plans, regional commercial payers, credentialing and denials by reason code.
Medical billing in New York
Billing for New York practices: NY Medicaid through eMedNY, Medicaid managed care plans, no-fault and workers’ comp claims, and denials by reason code.
Medical billing in North Carolina
Billing for North Carolina practices: NC Medicaid Managed Care and NC Medicaid Direct, Blue Cross NC follow-up, credentialing and aged A/R recovery.
Medical billing in Ohio
Billing for Ohio practices: Ohio Medicaid managed care and OhioRISE, Medical Mutual and commercial follow-up, credentialing and denials by reason code.
Medical billing in Pennsylvania
Billing for Pennsylvania practices: Medical Assistance and HealthChoices managed care, regional Blues plans, credentialing and denial work by reason code.
Medical billing in Texas
Billing for Texas practices: Texas Medicaid and STAR managed care enrollment, BCBSTX and commercial follow-up, and A/R worked by payer, not in one queue.
Not in one of these states? We bill in all 50. Tell us your state and payer mix.
Billing across state lines: common questions
- Do you only bill in the states listed here?
- No. We bill in all 50 states. These pages exist for the states where the Medicaid program, its managed care plans and the local payer mix change the work enough to be worth describing separately.
- Does a medical billing company need to be licensed in my state?
- Medical billing itself is not a state-licensed activity. What matters is a signed Business Associate Agreement, correct enrollment for each of your providers with each payer, and coders credentialed through AAPC or AHIMA.
- Do you need to be located in my state?
- No. Billing is done inside your practice management system over secure access, and payer correspondence is electronic or by phone. Location matters for payer knowledge, not proximity, which is why the state pages focus on programs and plans.
- My state is not listed. Can you still help?
- Yes. Send an aging summary through the contact form and name the state and your main payers. If we have not worked a payer before we will say so rather than learn on your claims.
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