A backlog without an owner
Assign eligibility checks, rejected claims, and follow-ups to a defined team rather than fitting them between front-desk tasks.
LET’S TALK+1 817-717-9721NexBee provides administrative medical billing support for agreed insurance verification, claims follow-up, payment posting and patient account workflows. Before access is granted, confirm the task scope, approval rules, data safeguards and any required agreements with your responsible team.
Define access · Agree on safeguards · Confirm required agreements
Unanswered payer calls, incomplete claim details, and overdue follow-ups compete for the same hours. We help turn those queues into assigned tasks with documented next steps.
Assign eligibility checks, rejected claims, and follow-ups to a defined team rather than fitting them between front-desk tasks.
Record the reason, coordinate the required correction, and flag repeated issues so your team can address the underlying workflow.
Add scoped billing capacity and management support without making every new hire another responsibility for your practice manager.
Choose one area of support or a connected billing workflow. Your scope defines what our team handles, what requires review, and when to escalate.
Start with a more complete patient account.
Support accurate, documented charge capture.
Keep claims moving through your billing workflow.
Give unresolved balances a clear next action.
Keep account balances aligned with payment records.
Make billing conversations easier to navigate.
Eligibility checks and prior authorization tracking support the billing process; they do not guarantee coverage or payment. Coding and clinical questions follow your approved review process.

We coordinate the administrative handoffs between your front desk, billing team, payers, and patients. Account notes and follow-up activity stay in the approved system, giving your practice a clearer view of outstanding work.
Review the queue, account status, and missing information.
Submit, follow up, post, or route the item for review.
Record the response, owner, and next follow-up date.
We review your payer mix, documentation process, billing volume, and required qualifications before matching the team to your work.
Recurring eligibility checks, high-volume patient accounts, and coordinated follow-up across providers.
Specialty-specific documentation handoffs, authorization tracking, and payer follow-up.
Benefits verification, authorization status tracking, and routine account follow-up.
Patient account checks, virtual-visit billing workflows, and payer status updates.
High-volume registrations, charge entry queues, and rejected-claim follow-up.
Pre-service administrative checks, authorization coordination, and post-service account follow-up.
Visit-related benefits checks, authorization tracking, and outstanding balance follow-up.
Patient billing and insurance administration tailored to dental workflows and required expertise.
Keep your existing EHR, practice management platform, and payer workflow. We review access, required training, and the responsibilities of each role before work begins.
Discuss your platform with us during onboarding. Relevant team experience, compatibility, and any integration work are confirmed during onboarding; listing a platform does not imply a partnership.
Before work begins, confirm the required agreements, individual system access, approved communication channels and incident escalation process. Your responsible team should review how the proposed safeguards meet the requirements of the specific engagement.
Discuss your requirements ↗Business associate agreements are available, supported by confidentiality agreements and documented data handling responsibilities for your engagement.
Secure IT infrastructure and controlled access help protect patient records. Access permissions and approval responsibilities are defined for each role.
We use encrypted communications and approved channels for sensitive information. Patient records and billing details stay out of public inquiry forms.
Ongoing compliance training and data protection procedures reinforce careful handling of patient information, with oversight aligned to your billing workflow.
Agree the reporting that matters to your practice. Results depend on your starting position, documentation, payer decisions, and the scope of the engagement.
Track work completed, unresolved items, and upcoming follow-up actions.
Review rejection reasons, denial categories, and issues that need a workflow change.
Review aging balances, payer responses, and accounts requiring your decision.
Check record accuracy, handoff quality, and exceptions against agreed standards.
Build capacity around one queue, a backlog, or a broader revenue cycle function. Your quote reflects your specialty, provider count, volume, systems, coverage, and required expertise.
Share practice-level information about your specialty, systems, volume, and bottlenecks.
Confirm responsibilities, pricing, qualifications, coverage, safeguards, and approval rules.
Complete the agreed access setup, workflow training, and handover process.
Monitor queue progress and quality, then refine the process with your practice lead.
Let’s define a billing workflow that fits your practice.
Your plan can cover patient registration, insurance verification, authorization tracking, charge entry, claims submission, denial follow-up, payment posting, accounts receivable support, and patient billing inquiries. We confirm the responsibilities, systems, and approval boundaries before launch.
Yes. You can discuss a defined queue such as eligibility checks, claim rejections, payment posting, or aging accounts. We can also scope a broader revenue cycle support team around your practice’s needs.
Our medical billing support can be scoped for primary care, specialty clinics, behavioral health, telehealth, urgent care, multi-provider groups, ambulatory surgery centers, dental practices, and physical therapy clinics. Staffing and workflows are matched to the specialty, payer mix, systems, and qualifications required.
HIPAA responsibilities and safeguards must be confirmed for the specific engagement before patient information is shared. Discuss the required business associate agreement, approved systems, access limits and incident reporting process with your responsible team. Do not submit patient information through this website’s general inquiry form.
Coding assistance and charge entry can be included where the assigned team has the qualifications your workflow requires. Documentation questions and clinical or coding decisions are routed to the appropriate authorized reviewers. Required credentials and review responsibilities are agreed before the work starts.
We review your existing systems during onboarding, including access, workflow, training needs, and any integration requirements. Platforms to discuss include Epic, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, NextGen, AdvancedMD, DrChrono, Waystar, Availity, and Office Ally. Compatibility and staffing experience are confirmed for your engagement.
Yes. We can organize accounts by age, status, and priority; follow up with payers; document denial reasons; and prepare the next administrative action. Appeals, corrections, and adjustments follow your approval process. Payment outcomes depend on coverage, documentation, payer decisions, and other case-specific factors.
Pricing depends on your specialty, provider count, billing volume, payer mix, backlog, systems, coverage, and the skill level required. We prepare a tailored quote with clear scope and responsibilities. Medical billing pricing is confirmed separately from general support starting rates.
No fixed reimbursement, collection increase, or denial reduction is guaranteed. The team works toward agreed process goals such as timely follow-up, accurate records, backlog progress, and clear escalation. Performance is reviewed using the measures defined for your engagement.
Share your specialty, number of providers, approximate billing workload, current systems, service hours, and the bottlenecks you want to address. Use non-patient operational information for the initial inquiry. Sensitive information is handled only through the channels agreed during onboarding.
Tell us about your medical billing and revenue cycle needs. Share the work you want to delegate, your preferred coverage, and the outcomes that matter to your business.
Bring your recent workload, required coverage hours, current tools and the decisions your team needs to retain. Use this guide to turn those details into a clear starting scope.
Remote Healthcare and Insurance Support: A Handoff Checklist ↗