Qualigenix bills HUSKY Health, Medicare and every commercial plan for independent Connecticut practices, working inside the EHR you already use.
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Qualigenix medical billing services cover independent practices anywhere in Connecticut, from solo offices to multi-specialty groups. Connecticut's payer mix works differently from most states. HUSKY Health, the state's Medicaid and CHIP program, hasn't used capitated managed care plans since 2012. The Department of Social Services pays claims itself as a self-insured program, with Community Health Network of Connecticut acting as the medical administrative services organization. A HUSKY claim goes to one payer with one set of edits, not five plans with five rulebooks. Commercial volume is spread across Anthem, Aetna, Cigna, ConnectiCare, UnitedHealthcare and smaller carriers. Medicare Part B claims go to National Government Services. Qualigenix bills all of them. When you want the front end and patient balances handled as well, billing rolls into full revenue cycle management with the same team.
Qualigenix runs the full claim cycle for Connecticut practices: eligibility checks, charge review, claim scrubbing and submission, payment posting, A/R follow-up and denial appeals. We bill HUSKY Health through the Connecticut Medical Assistance Program,
Medicare through National Government Services, and all commercial payers. Pricing is a percentage of collections.
Connecticut practices lose money in four places: HUSKY claims that age past the filing window, commercial claims nobody chases after the state's payment deadline, Medicare claims that miss NGS policy, and patient bills that break surprise-billing rules. Here's how Qualigenix closes each one.
Connecticut requires HUSKY claims within 12 months of the date of service, and the state's claims processor rejects anything older. Retroactive eligibility runs on its own clock of one year from the eligibility decision. Qualigenix tracks every HUSKY claim by date of service and bills other insurance first, because HUSKY pays last. Connecticut also bars billing HUSKY patients for covered services, so a late claim never becomes the patient's bill.
The Connecticut Insurance Department expects fully insured carriers to pay clean claims within 20 days when filed electronically and 60 days on paper. Qualigenix files electronically and flags any clean claim still unpaid at day 20, then works it through AR recovery by payer and age. ConnectiCare now sends Marketplace and Medicare claims through Molina's system while commercial members with IDs starting in K stay on the old process, so we check the line of business before each submission.
National Government Services processes Medicare Part A and B claims for Connecticut as the Jurisdiction K contractor. Its local coverage determinations decide which diagnoses support which procedures. Qualigenix checks each Medicare claim against those NGS policies before it goes out, and appeals the ones that deny anyway through denial management, with the record that supports medical necessity attached.
Connecticut has protected patients in fully insured plans from surprise out-of-network bills since 2015, and the federal No Surprises Act added self-insured plans in 2022. Qualigenix bills patients only for in-network cost sharing where those rules apply, sends good faith estimates to self-pay patients, and writes payment-plan statements that show the balance, the due dates and who to call with questions.
These are company-wide results across Qualigenix client practices, not Connecticut-only figures. We report them to every client each month, each with its definition.

Qualigenix moves a Connecticut practice onto our billing in six steps, 6 days on average, with no software change.
We sign the BAA, assign a named onboarding owner and connect to your EMR or PM system. We collect NPIs, tax IDs, payer contracts and fee schedules, and pull a current A/R snapshot.
We confirm each provider's enrollment with HUSKY, NGS and commercial payers, including payer IDs and effective dates. Service locations and place-of-service codes get mapped, and fee schedules get loaded.
Specialty-certified coders are matched to your specialty mix. Claim edits are set for your highest-volume Connecticut payers, and taxonomy codes are checked across every enrollment.
Claims, remittances and deposits are routed to Qualigenix payer by payer. A test transaction proves the connection before any live claim goes out.
The first batch is coded, scrubbed and compared against expected payment. Any payer that isn't effective yet goes on hold, so no claim leaves early and denies.
Live claims go out daily, denials go to appeal and payments post against expected rates. Your old A/R is worked in parallel, and monthly reporting begins.
Specialty-certified coders, dedicated billers, seamless EHR integration, and complete mastery of HUSKY Health and NGS Medicare rules.
Your account gets dedicated billers and coders certified in your specialty, not a rotating pool. The same people learn your HUSKY, NGS and commercial patterns, so a fix made in March still holds in June.
Qualigenix works in 133 EMR and EHR platforms. You keep your system, your logins and your workflows, and we bill from inside them with no new software for your staff to learn.
Monthly reports show clean-claim rate, days in A/R, denials and collections by payer, with the definition of each figure written next to it. You can check the math yourself.
Most practices go live in about 6 days. Your old A/R is worked in parallel, so there's no revenue gap while billing moves over to Qualigenix.
Frequently asked questions regarding HUSKY Health filing windows, National Government Services Part B billing, prompt-pay laws, and billing onboarding in Connecticut.
Several national billing companies take Connecticut clients. Qualigenix bills for independent Connecticut practices across 38+ specialties, handles HUSKY Health, Medicare and commercial claims, and holds a 98% clean-claim rate on first submission. Ask every company you compare for its denial rate and how it defines each metric.
Yes. Qualigenix bills HUSKY A, B, C and D claims through the Connecticut Medical Assistance Program. HUSKY is a self-insured program without managed care plans, so claims go straight to the state's processor, and we track each one against the 12-month filing limit from the date of service.
Every claim is tracked against its payer's filing limit from the date of service. HUSKY allows 12 months, Medicare allows one year, and commercial limits come from each contract. Claims close to a limit get escalated, and we keep proof of timely filing in case a payer disputes it.
Yes. Qualigenix bills Medicare Part B claims to National Government Services, the Medicare contractor for Connecticut. We check each claim against NGS coverage policies before it's sent, post payments against the current fee schedule, and appeal denials with the supporting record attached.
All of them. That covers HUSKY Health, Medicare, Medicare Advantage plans and commercial payers such as Anthem, Aetna, Cigna, ConnectiCare and UnitedHealthcare. If your patients carry a plan, we bill it, and each claim goes to the right payer ID for that plan and line of business.
Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections, so our pay depends on what your practice actually collects. The rate depends on your specialty, claim volume and scope of work. A billing specialist can walk through the numbers for your practice on a short call.
About 6 days on average. Qualigenix signs the BAA, connects to your system, confirms payer enrollments and routes EDI, ERA and EFT before the first live claim. Your old A/R is worked in parallel, so cash keeps coming in during the switch.
Yes. Qualigenix signs a business associate agreement before it touches any patient data, and it works inside your existing system under HIPAA safeguards. You can review the BAA with your compliance lead before onboarding starts.