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Medical Billing Services for U.S. Healthcare Providers

Medical billing services for U.S. practices and groups — clean claim preparation, payer-specific submission, denial-resilient coding review, AR follow-up, and clear monthly reporting. Built for accuracy first, not throughput.

Overview

Outsourced medical billing, end to end.

LRx Healthcare provides outsourced medical billing for independent providers, group practices, clinics, and specialty practices across the United States. We take each encounter from charge entry to final payment: confirming eligibility and authorization, reviewing codes, submitting clean claims to each payer’s rules, posting payments, and following up on everything that is not paid.

We work inside your existing practice management and EHR systems rather than moving you onto ours, so your team keeps access to its own data and the transition does not disrupt scheduling or documentation. You get one accountable team, named points of contact, and a monthly report that shows where revenue is and is not coming in.

Medical billing is the core of our revenue cycle management service. Practices that need only part of it can engage individual workflows — denial management, A/R follow-up, credentialing, or prior authorization — on their own. If you are comparing vendors, our guide on how to choose a medical billing company lists the questions worth asking.

What you get

What’s included.

  • Claim preparation and payer-specific submission
  • Eligibility and authorization verification at intake
  • Coding review for ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS, and modifiers
  • Denial management and appeal workflows
  • AR follow-up across aging buckets
  • Monthly KPI reports with payer scorecards

Outcomes

What better looks like.

  • Higher first-pass clean claim rates
  • Lower denial volume and faster appeal turnaround
  • Reduced AR days outstanding
  • Predictable, transparent monthly performance
Cleaner KPIs
HIPAA-focused
SOC 2-aligned

How it works

From patient visit to posted payment.

  1. 1

    Eligibility & authorization

    Coverage, benefits, and authorization requirements are confirmed before the visit, so the claim starts clean.

  2. 2

    Charge entry & coding review

    Charges are entered from your documentation and reviewed for ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS, and modifier accuracy against payer-specific rules.

  3. 3

    Claim scrubbing & submission

    Claims are checked against clearinghouse and payer edits before submission, then sent electronically to each payer.

  4. 4

    Rejection handling

    Clearinghouse and payer front-end rejections are corrected and resubmitted quickly, so they never age into A/R.

  5. 5

    Payment posting

    ERA and EOB payments are posted line by line, adjustments are categorized, and balances are routed to secondary payers or to the patient.

  6. 6

    Denials & A/R follow-up

    Denied and unpaid claims are worked by priority, appealed where supported, and followed up with documented payer contact.

  7. 7

    Patient balances

    Patient statements — and, where included, patient calling — resolve the patient-responsibility portion.

  8. 8

    Monthly reporting

    A KPI report covers clean claim rate, denial categories, A/R aging, net collections, and payer-level trends.

What onboarding involves

  • A discovery call on your practice, payer mix, claim volume, and current workflow
  • User access to your practice management system, clearinghouse, and payer portals
  • Your fee schedule and any payer contracts you want reimbursement checked against
  • A current A/R aging report, so existing claims are handed over rather than lost
  • A signed Business Associate Agreement before any PHI is exchanged

What your monthly report covers

  • Charges, payments, and adjustments for the month
  • Clean claim rate and denial categories
  • A/R aging by bucket and by payer
  • Net collections and payer-level trends
  • Open issues and anything we need from your team

Medical Billing FAQ

Common questions about this service.

Quick, direct answers to the questions providers ask most about LRx Healthcare.

A medical billing company prepares and submits claims to insurance payers, follows up on unpaid and denied claims, posts payments, and reports on revenue performance. LRx Healthcare also verifies eligibility and authorizations up front and reviews coding, so fewer claims are denied in the first place.
Solo and independent providers, group practices, primary care, urgent care, specialty practices, behavioral health and ABA providers, labs, dental practices that bill medical, and multi-location clinics — in all 50 U.S. states.
Yes. We work inside your existing practice management and EHR systems, and you receive monthly KPI reports covering clean claim rate, denial categories, AR aging, net collections, and payer-level trends.
Pricing depends on claim volume, specialty, payer mix, and scope. LRx Healthcare does not publish a rate card; most engagements start with a free diagnostic billing audit so the proposal is based on your real data.
Onboarding for full revenue cycle work typically takes 2–4 weeks. It covers system and payer portal access, mapping your current workflow, and handing over your existing A/R so open claims are not lost in the transition.
We take over the open A/R aging report at onboarding and work those claims by priority alongside new claims. Claims still within timely filing and appeal limits are pursued; anything unrecoverable is documented with a reason.

Let's get started

Ready to upgrade your medical billing workflow?

Request a free consultation or billing audit and we’ll walk you through where this service fits in your revenue cycle.