Billing for a New York practice runs the same six-stage cycle as anywhere else: eligibility, coding, submission, adjudication, payment posting and AR follow-up. What changes state to state is the payer mix underneath it.
Commercial carriers and Medicare operate to national rules, so enrollment is per payer rather than per state. Medicaid is the exception, and it's the part that genuinely needs local knowledge.
Medicaid in New York
New York's Medicaid program is administered as New York Medicaid, with its own enrollment process, provider portal and filing rules. We onboard it per state rather than assuming it works like the last one, because it usually doesn't.
What we handle for NY practices
- Medical Billing, claims prepared, submitted, and tracked from the first visit to the final payment.
- Medical Coding, accurate ICD-10 and CPT coding that keeps claims clean the first time.
- Eligibility & Insurance Verification, coverage confirmed before the visit, so claims aren't submitted against a policy that won't pay.
- Charge Entry & Payment Posting, every charge entered accurately, every payment reconciled against the claim it belongs to.
- AR Management, aging accounts followed up until they're resolved, not quietly written off.
- Denial Management & Appeals, denials reviewed, corrected, and resubmitted fast, before revenue slips away.
Licensing stays with you.
Provider licensure in New York is yours to hold. We track
credentialing and recredentialing dates against it so an enrollment
never lapses without anyone noticing.
