Get paid faster for every patient visit.
Optima Care Billing provides medical billing services for practices across the U.S., handling coding, claims, denials, and A/R follow-up so reimbursement arrives faster and your team gets back to patients.
- HIPAA-compliant
- Certified coders
- 30+ specialties
- Nationwide
- Eligibility38%
- Coding & modifiers27%
- Authorization21%
- Other14%
Every denial is categorized, then corrected or appealed.
Older balances are worked first, by value and payer deadline.
Works inside the EHR and PM systems your practice already uses
How much are unworked denials costing your practice?
Move the sliders to match your practice. The estimate updates as you go.
per year, based on your inputs
This is a simple estimate from the numbers you enter, not a quote or a promise of results. A billing audit shows your practice's actual denial patterns.
Revenue leaks at every step of a claim. We close each one.
Most lost revenue has nothing to do with the care you provided. Instead, it slips away at small steps along a claim's journey. Tap through each step to see where money leaks and how we stop it.
Medical billing services that cover your whole revenue cycle
From the first eligibility check to the final patient statement, our medical billing services keep your revenue cycle moving, so payments arrive faster and with less manual follow-up.
Medical Billing
Charge entry, claim submission, payment posting, and patient statements, managed daily by a billing team that knows your payers.
Explore medical billing about Medical BillingRevenue Cycle Management
One partner accountable for the whole cycle: front-end checks, coding, claims, denials, A/R, and reporting that shows what's outstanding and why.
Explore RCM about Revenue Cycle ManagementMedical Coding
CPT, ICD-10-CM, and HCPCS coding by certified professionals who keep up with annual code and payer policy changes.
Learn more about Medical CodingDenial Management
We find out why claims get denied, fix the cause upstream, and then file corrected claims or appeals within payer deadlines.
Learn more about Denial ManagementA/R Recovery
Structured follow-up on aging and stalled claims, including old balances your team hasn't had time to chase.
Learn more about A/R RecoveryProvider Credentialing
Payer enrollment, CAQH upkeep, and re-credentialing, so new providers can start billing without long gaps.
Learn more about Provider CredentialingEligibility & Prior Auth
Coverage, benefits, and authorization checks before the visit, where many preventable denials start.
Learn more about Eligibility & Prior AuthBilling & Coding Audit
A coding and claims review that shows where revenue is leaking and what to fix first.
Learn more about Billing & Coding AuditReporting & Analytics
Monthly reports on collections, denial trends, and A/R aging, plus a review call to walk through what the numbers mean for your practice.
Learn more about Reporting & AnalyticsPatient Billing
Clear statements and a friendly team to answer patient billing questions, so your front desk isn't fielding balance calls all day.
Learn more about Patient BillingThe year we started helping practices get paid accurately and on time
Medical specialties we bill and code for
Revenue cycle services under one agreement
Compliant processes and a signed BAA with every client
Built for the way your specialty gets paid
Every specialty has its own codes, modifiers, and payer rules. That's why our medical billing services are organized by specialty, so your billers and coders know what payers look for. Find yours below.
- CardiologySpecialty & diagnostics
- UrologySurgical
- OrthopedicsSurgical
- Behavioral HealthBehavioral
- Urgent CarePrimary care
- LaboratorySpecialty & diagnostics
- Internal MedicinePrimary care
- Family PracticePrimary care
- GastroenterologySurgical
- RadiologySpecialty & diagnostics
- NeurologySpecialty & diagnostics
- OncologySpecialty & diagnostics
- DermatologySpecialty & diagnostics
- OB/GYNSurgical
- PediatricsPrimary care
- TelehealthPrimary care
- PsychiatryBehavioral
- Substance Use TreatmentBehavioral
- Physical TherapyTherapy & rehab
- ChiropracticTherapy & rehab
- Pain ManagementTherapy & rehab
- General SurgerySurgical
- Ambulatory Surgery CentersSurgical
- Wound CareTherapy & rehab
We didn't find that one in our list, but we probably still bill for it. Ask us about your specialty.
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Flip the switch and see the difference
In-house billing works until the one person who knows your payers is out sick. Toggle to compare a normal week.
Coverage
Depends on one or two people. Vacations and turnover stall claims. A full team of certified billers and coders. Work keeps moving.
At riskCoveredDenials
Worked when there's time, which often means after the appeal window. Worked daily, root causes fixed, and each one tracked to resolution.
At riskCoveredCode & payer updates
Training and research fall on staff who are already busy. Our team tracks annual code sets and payer policy changes for you.
At riskCoveredVisibility
Spreadsheets, guesswork, and surprises at month end. Monthly reports and a review call on collections, denials, and A/R.
At riskCoveredCost
Salaries, benefits, software licenses, and the cost of turnover. One service agreement, no extra hires or billing software to manage.
At riskCoveredYour patients' data, handled with the care it deserves
Because billing touches protected health information at every step, we treat HIPAA as the way we work, not a checkbox on a sales sheet.
Business Associate Agreement
We sign one with every client before we access any patient information.
Role-based access
Team members only see the data they need for the work assigned to them.
Encrypted file exchange
Documents and reports move through secure, encrypted channels, never plain email.
Ongoing HIPAA training
Every team member completes privacy and security training on a regular schedule.
Find out where your revenue is getting stuck
Three quick steps, about a minute. After that, a billing expert will reach out to set up your audit. There's no cost and no obligation to switch.
- Review of your denial reasons and trends
- A/R aging breakdown by payer
- Spot-check of coding against documentation
- A short list of fixes, ranked by impact
Thanks, we've got your request
A billing expert will reach out within one business day to schedule your free audit.
Billing insights for practice owners and managers
In-House vs. Outsourced Medical Billing: How to Compare the Real Costs
Salaries are only part of the picture. A simple way to compare the total cost for your practice.
Common Claim Denial Reasons and How to Prevent Them
Most denials trace back to a handful of front-end problems. Here's how to catch them before the claim goes out.
How to Read Your A/R Aging Report (and What to Fix First)
Which aging buckets matter most, what a healthy report looks like, and how to decide which open claims deserve follow-up today.
What working with us looks like
Common situations we see in practices like yours, and how we handle them.
Real problems, handled the same way every time
Each example follows the same path: find where revenue is stuck, fix the cause, and keep it fixed.
- The challenge
- What we did
- What changed
These are illustrative examples based on common practice situations, not specific client results.
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Illustrative scenario
Cardiology group
4 providers · in-house billing- The challenge
- Echo and stress test claims kept coming back denied for missing authorizations, and professional and technical components were billed inconsistently between the office and the hospital.
- What we did
- Set up authorization checks before imaging visits, corrected 26/TC billing rules by location, and worked the open denials in order of appeal deadline.
- What changed
- Authorization gaps now get caught before the test instead of after the denial, and the front desk knows which visits need attention each morning.
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Illustrative scenario
Behavioral health practice
12 clinicians · adding new LPCs- The challenge
- Newly hired counselors couldn't bill several payers yet, and some sessions were being billed with time codes that didn't match the documented session length.
- What we did
- Handled payer enrollment and CAQH for the new clinicians, reviewed time-based coding against notes, and began tracking authorizations and session limits.
- What changed
- New clinicians are enrolled and billing, and the team gets a heads-up before a patient reaches a session limit.
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Illustrative scenario
Urgent care center
2 locations · high walk-in volume- The challenge
- Claims piled up during busy seasons, and walk-in patients with outdated insurance led to a steady stream of eligibility denials.
- What we did
- Moved to daily claim submission, added same-day eligibility checks for walk-ins, and set up payer-specific rules for global versus itemized billing.
- What changed
- Claims keep going out daily even in peak season, and coverage problems are flagged while the patient is still at the counter.
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Illustrative scenario
Orthopedic practice
Switching billing companies- The challenge
- The previous vendor left behind a large backlog of claims over 90 days old, and nobody could say how much of it was still collectible.
- What we did
- Ran an A/R cleanup project separate from day-to-day billing, prioritizing claims by value and timely-filing deadline, while onboarding new claims in parallel.
- What changed
- The practice has a clear picture of what's collectible, and old balances are being worked without slowing down current billing.
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Illustrative scenario
Family practice
Solo physician · 1 front-desk staff- The challenge
- The physician was catching up on billing at night, and vaccine administration codes were often missed when vaccines were given during sick visits.
- What we did
- Took over the full revenue cycle, set up vaccine product and administration billing together, and started a short monthly review call.
- What changed
- Evenings are no longer spent on claims, and preventive services and vaccines are billed consistently.
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Illustrative scenario
Independent laboratory
High daily claim volume- The challenge
- Tests were denied for medical necessity, and incomplete requisitions left claims stalled for weeks while someone tracked down missing details.
- What we did
- Added diagnosis checks against payer coverage policies, set up requisition follow-up with ordering offices, and monitored clearinghouse rejections daily.
- What changed
- Fewer claims sit waiting for missing information, and rejections are corrected and resent quickly.
Questions practices ask before switching
Don't see yours? Talk to a billing expert and get a straight answer.
A medical billing company handles the work between the patient visit and the payment: verifying coverage, coding the encounter, submitting claims, posting payments, working denials, and following up on unpaid balances. Our medical billing services cover all of this for your practice, and we report back on the results every month.
Most medical billing services charge a percentage of the collections they bring in, which ties the fee to your results. The right rate depends on your specialty, claim volume, and which services you need. We'll give you a clear quote after your free audit.
In most cases, no. Instead, our team works inside the EHR and PM systems practices already use, so your providers and front desk keep the workflow they know.
It depends on your system access, payer enrollments, and whether any credentialing needs updating. We onboard many practices within a few weeks, and we plan the transition so claims keep moving while it happens.
We sign a Business Associate Agreement before accessing any patient information, limit access by role, exchange files through encrypted channels, and train our team on HIPAA privacy and security requirements on an ongoing basis.
We bill and code for more than 30 specialties, from cardiology and orthopedics to behavioral health, urgent care, and laboratories. If yours isn't listed, ask us, because there's a good chance we already work with practices like yours.
Let your team focus on patients. We'll handle the billing.
Book a free consultation and see what cleaner claims and steady follow-up from our medical billing services could look like for your practice.