MedCare MSO has managed revenue cycles for small practices for over a decade. Our medical billing services for small practices are priced for small teams, and they scale as you grow, supporting your clinical and financial performance. Our tailored RCM workflows reduce administrative workload, giving your team more time to focus on patient care.
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Collection Ratio
98.5%
First Pass Clean Claims Rate
35%
Revenue Increase
35%
Reduction in A/R
98.5%
Clean Claims
You may run a small practice, but your medical billing should be as strong as that of a larger one. Since 2012, MedCare MSO has run revenue cycles for practices of every size, and we bring that same depth to solo providers and small teams, at pricing that scales with your collections.
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Reduction in A/R
In medical billing for small practices, every claim moves through the same cycle. Here is the path and where we take over.
Before the visit, we verify insurance eligibility and benefits, capture patient demographics, secure prior authorization where required, and collect co-pays, coinsurance, and deductibles up front, with Good Faith Estimates for uninsured or self-pay patients when required.
Merely obtaining the authorization number is not enough to ensure getting paid, the insurance company has to accept the claim as well.
Provider documentation drives charge capture. Certified coders assign ICD-10-CM diagnosis and CPT and HCPCS Level II procedure codes with the correct modifiers, confirm that documentation supports applicable medical-necessity requirements, scrub every claim against NCCI edits and payer rules, and submit it electronically using the 837P transaction, which corresponds to the CMS-1500 paper claim form, through the clearinghouse.
The payer, Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, or commercial, adjudicates the claim against coverage, your contracted fee schedule, and coding rules, then returns an 835 ERA showing the allowed amount, payment, contractual adjustment, and patient responsibility. We post payments, bill secondary insurance under coordination of benefits, send patient statements, and work every denial, underpayment, and aging balance until A/R converts to cash.
The claim is returned for invalid or missing data before any coverage decision, then corrected and resent. Claim scrubbing catches many errors before submission that could otherwise cause a rejection.
Claim is adjudicated but denied because of claims not being eligible, appropriate authorizations not being provided, not being coded correctly, not being proven to be medically necessary, containing duplications, not covered under coordination of benefits policies or timely filing reasons. These get root-cause analysis, correction, and appeal.
These four challenges are common to nearly every small practice we have dealt with, and here is how we handle each of them.
As a medical billing company for small practices, we see the same four challenges in nearly every practice we work with, and here is how we handle each of them.
CPT, ICD-10-CM, HCPCS Level II codes, as well as payer rules, are regularly modified, making it challenging for busy front-office personnel to keep track of them.
Our AAPC-certified coders receive ongoing training and review each encounter, so claims go out accurately the first time.
Small teams lose valuable staff hours to claims, follow-ups, and payer calls.
We create and submit claims, proactively calling in for follow-ups and posting payments, thus minimizing the need for administrative staff.
If there is no credentialing support, practitioners can be delayed in enrollment and participation, which will result in a lack of reimbursement for their services.
Our credentialing services support enrollment in commercial and government payer networks, with a 95 percent approval success rate.
Aging accounts are left unresolved due to a lack of time for constant follow-ups with payers as well as loss of revenue that happens after 120 days.
Our A/R recovery strategies have reduced outstanding balances by up to 30 percent and recovered revenue from accounts over 120 days old.
We keep medical billing for small practices affordable, including solo providers, through pricing that scales with actual collections.
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Automation and layered checks catch coding mistakes before submission, helping reduce avoidable claim rejections and denials.
Skip the cost of hiring, training, and equipping an in-house billing team. For a solo practice, the switch often pays for itself quickly.
Our dedicated team handles every denial, from complete rejections to easy fixes.
Your dashboard will allow you to monitor collections, denials, and A/R so that you can make strategic business decisions based on your data.
Increase A/R follow-up, coding review, or launch a new office without the security risks of hiring in-house staff.
You can focus on the patients while we take care of all billing needs, and you will be able to inform your customers about clear services, pending dues, and payments in one place.
Medical billing for small practices follows the same cycle as any large group, but with less room for error. One denied claim hits a small team's revenue harder. Here is each step and how our medical billing services for small practices handle it so nothing falls through.
Maximus, our cloud-based medical billing software, manages clinical and financial operations in one secure, HIPAA-compliant platform, with charge entry rules and claim edits configured for your specialty rather than a generic template. Our AI-driven tools flag likely denials before submission and check claim status around the clock, and sensitive data is encrypted in storage and in transit. Prefer your current system? We also work inside the software you already own.
From claim creation to payment collection, across every specialty we serve. If yours is not listed, ask our billing manager.
Cardiology
Pulmonology
Hepatology
Hematology
Psychiatric
Traumatology
OB-GYN
Dermatology
Gastroenterology
Nephrology
Small practices face the same regulatory risks as larger groups. Our billing processes are aligned with the frameworks that govern them: HIPAA privacy and security rules protect patient data through encrypted systems and trained staff, and every engagement starts with a formal Business Associate Agreement. We also pay attention to Stark Law, the Anti-Kickback Statute, and the False Claims Act. Our coders verify claims with respect to Local Coverage Determinations (LCDs) and National Coverage Determinations (NCDs), while documentation is created to serve payer and governmental audits.
As of 2026, the requirements of CMS-0057-F regarding prior authorizations are applicable, including denial reasons and decision periods, with additional requirements regarding APIs in 2027. According to the No Surprises Act, organizations are obliged to provide Good Faith Estimates for patients who do not have insurance or pay for services.
We also track what is coming. HHS has proposed the largest overhaul of the HIPAA Security Rule in more than two decades. We already encrypt sensitive data in storage and in transit and restrict access, while we continue monitoring the rulemaking.
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Our medical billing services for small practices provide a complete solution, including system setup, electronic data interchange (EDI) setup, documentation, and process management. There are no software installation fees, making it an affordable choice for practices of all sizes.
Tell us your specialty and monthly collections, and our team returns a written assessment of your denial patterns, A/R aging, and the revenue an outsourced model would target. A member of our team responds within 12 hours.
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