Medical Billing Services
Medical Billing That Follows Every Claim Through to Payment
From eligibility checks to final payment posting, Getwell Healthcare Solutions manages the billing work that keeps cash flowing, and shows you exactly where each claim stands.
- Claims scrubbed before submission
- Denials worked by root cause
- Regular A/R and payer reporting


Overview
Billing Support Designed Around Your Practice
Billing problems rarely start at the claim. They often begin with a missed eligibility check, an outdated insurance card, a coding mismatch or a provider who is not yet enrolled with a payer. Our billing service looks at the whole path, not just the submission step.
We work inside your existing practice management system and clearinghouse whenever possible, follow your fee schedules and payer contracts, and coordinate with your front desk on the information we need to submit clean claims.
- Charge entry and CPT, ICD-10 and HCPCS coding review
- Electronic claims submission and rejection handling
- ERA/EOB payment posting and reconciliation
- Denial management, appeals and A/R follow-up
- Patient statement support and practice reporting
Our Billing Process
How a Claim Moves Through Our Workflow
Each step has a defined owner and a defined hand-off, so claims do not sit unnoticed.
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Step 1: Eligibility and benefits
Coverage, plan details and authorization requirements are confirmed before the visit when schedules are shared with us.
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Step 2: Charge capture and coding review
Charges are entered from encounter documentation and checked for CPT, ICD-10 and HCPCS consistency and modifier use.
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Step 3: Claim scrubbing and submission
Claims are validated against payer and clearinghouse edits, then submitted electronically.
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Step 4: Rejection and status tracking
Clearinghouse and payer rejections are corrected and resubmitted, and claim status is monitored.
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Step 5: Payment posting
ERA and paper payments are posted, adjustments reviewed, and patient responsibility transferred.
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Step 6: Denials and A/R follow-up
Denied, underpaid and aging claims are worked, corrected or appealed until resolved.
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Step 7: Reporting
You receive reports on collections, aging, denials and open issues, with time to review them together.

Claims Submission
Clean Claims Start Before They Are Sent
We review each claim for the details payers commonly reject: demographic and subscriber mismatches, missing or invalid NPIs, place-of-service errors, modifier issues and diagnosis codes that do not support the billed procedure.
Claims are submitted electronically through your clearinghouse on an agreed schedule. Rejections are addressed quickly so they do not age into timely filing problems.
- Professional (CMS-1500 / 837P) and institutional claim formats as applicable
- Payer-specific edits and documentation requirements
- Secondary and tertiary claim submission
- Timely filing deadlines tracked by payer
Insurance Verification
Eligibility and Benefits Verification
Many avoidable denials trace back to coverage details that were not confirmed at the start. We help close that gap.
Active coverage
Confirm the plan is active on the date of service and the subscriber details match.
Benefits detail
Copays, coinsurance, deductibles and visit limits relevant to the planned service.
Prior authorization support
Identify when authorization or referral is required and help gather what the payer requests.
Coordination of benefits
Determine primary and secondary payers so claims are sent in the correct order.

Payment Posting
Accurate Posting and Reconciliation
Payment posting is where underpayments and incorrect adjustments are either caught or missed. We post electronic remittances (ERA/835) and paper EOBs, compare what was paid to what was expected, and flag variances for follow-up.
Posted payments are reconciled to deposits, and patient balances are moved to responsibility promptly so statements go out on time.
- ERA auto-posting review and manual EOB posting
- Adjustment and write-off review against contracts
- Underpayment and zero-pay flagging
- Deposit reconciliation support
Denial Management
Work Denials, Then Prevent the Next One
Every denial is reviewed, categorized and routed. Patterns are reported back so the upstream cause can be fixed.
Categorize by root cause
Eligibility, authorization, coding, credentialing, timely filing and documentation denials are tracked separately.
Correct or appeal
Correctable claims are fixed and resubmitted; others receive a written appeal with supporting documentation.
Feed back into prevention
Recurring issues are shared with your team, with suggested changes to front-end or coding steps.

A/R Follow-Up
Accounts Receivable That Does Not Get Left Behind
Unpaid claims become harder to collect the longer they sit. We work aging reports on a regular schedule, prioritizing by balance, payer and filing deadline, and contact payers by portal or phone to move claims forward.
If you have an existing backlog, we can take on an A/R cleanup project alongside ongoing billing.
- Aging reviewed by payer and age bucket
- Payer portal and phone follow-up
- No-response and underpayment follow-up
- Credit balance and refund review
Revenue Cycle
Billing as Part of the Full Revenue Cycle
Billing performs best when the steps before and after it are aligned. We can support the rest of the cycle too.
Front end
Registration accuracy, eligibility checks and authorization tracking.
Mid cycle
Charge capture, coding review and claim preparation.
Back end
Posting, denials, A/R follow-up, patient balances and reporting.
Why Choose Us
In-House Billing vs. Working With Getwell Healthcare Solutions
Many practices use a mix of both. Here is how the approaches generally compare.
- Coverage and continuityA team-based approach helps avoid backlogs when a staff member is out or leaves.
- VisibilityRegular reports on aging, denials and collections, reviewed with you.
- Credentialing connectionBilling and enrollment issues handled by one partner.
| Factor | Typical in-house setup | With Getwell Healthcare Solutions |
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| Staffing | Hire, train and cover absences yourself | Team-based coverage for billing tasks |
| Denial follow-up | Often worked as time allows | Worked on a defined schedule by root cause |
| Payer rule changes | Tracked by individual staff | Monitored as part of daily work |
| Reporting | Depends on staff time and system skills | Regular practice-level reports |
| Credentialing issues | Often handled separately | Coordinated with billing |
| Control | Full direct control | You keep access to your systems and data |
Every practice is different. We will discuss which tasks make sense to keep in-house during your consultation.
FAQs
Medical Billing FAQs
Answers to questions practices often ask before outsourcing billing.
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