Qualigenix bills Indiana Medicaid, Medicare and commercial claims for Evansville practices and follows each claim until it's paid. We sign a HIPAA business associate agreement before any patient data moves.
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Qualigenix bills for Evansville practices whose patients carry plans from five Indiana Medicaid managed care companies, Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage and commercial insurers. Patients who cross the Ohio River from Henderson County, Kentucky, add Kentucky coverage to that mix. We build billing rules for each of those payers before the first claim goes out under our team. Statewide rules, such as Indiana Medicaid's fee-for-service filing limits and patient billing requirements, sit on our medical billing services in Indiana page. This page covers what an Evansville practice deals with on top of them. We bill all payers and work across 38+ specialties, from primary care and behavioral health to cardiology and physical therapy.
Qualigenix medical billing services cover the full claim cycle for Evansville practices: eligibility checks, charge review, claim scrubbing, submission, payment posting, A/R follow-up and denial appeals. We bill every payer your patients carry, including HIP, Hoosier Healthwise, Hoosier Care Connect, PathWays for Aging, Medicare and commercial plans.
The work runs inside your current EHR, and you pay a percentage of collections.
Qualigenix sends each Indiana Medicaid claim to the plan that holds the patient's enrollment today, not the plan printed on an old card. Vanderburgh County members choose from the same statewide plans as the rest of Indiana, and that list changed in 2026.
Since January 1, 2026, MDwise no longer serves HIP or Hoosier Healthwise members. Those members moved to Anthem, CareSource or Managed Health Services (MHS), and their IHCP member ID numbers stayed the same, so the card a patient hands over won't show the switch. Qualigenix checks the plan of record in Indiana's eligibility system before each visit and bills that plan. Hoosier Care Connect claims go to Anthem, MHS or UnitedHealthcare. PathWays for Aging claims go to Anthem, Humana or UnitedHealthcare.
Indiana Medicaid managed care plans give in-network providers 90 days from the date of service to file a claim. Traditional fee-for-service Medicaid allows 180 days. CareSource cut its out-of-network window from 180 days to 90, effective January 1, 2026, and didn't send the provider notice until July. Qualigenix tracks every Medicaid claim against the window for its plan and network status, and works each rejection before that window closes.
Retroactive eligibility, retroactive prior authorization and Medicare crossover claims each change the Indiana Medicaid filing clock. Those rules work the same way in Evansville as anywhere else in the state, so we explain them in how Qualigenix handles Indiana Medicaid claims statewide.
Qualigenix bills Original Medicare Part A and Part B claims for Evansville practices to WPS Government Health Administrators, the Medicare contractor for Indiana and Michigan, inside Medicare's 12-month filing limit. Patients 60 and older with Medicare and full Medicaid can join PathWays Dual Care, which started January 1, 2026 and runs through Anthem, Humana and UnitedHealthcare. One plan covers both the Medicare and Medicaid share, so we bill that plan instead of waiting on a crossover. Other dual-eligible patients stay in Original Medicare or a coordination-only plan, where the Medicaid balance follows as a second claim. Commercial claims follow each contract's own filing limit. Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is Indiana's Blue plan, and we bill it alongside every other commercial insurer your patients carry. For patients from Kentucky, Kentucky Medicaid pays only providers enrolled with Kentucky Medicaid, so we confirm that enrollment before the claim goes out.
The figures below are company-wide results across Qualigenix client practices, not Evansville-only numbers. They show what the billing process above produces once it's running for a practice.

Qualigenix moves an Evansville practice onto our billing in six steps, and onboarding averages six days.
We sign the BAA, assign a named onboarding owner, connect to your EMR without a software change and pull a snapshot of open A/R.
Payer IDs and effective dates are confirmed for every plan you bill, and each service location is mapped to its place-of-service code.
Specialty coders are matched to your mix, and claim edits are set for your highest-volume Indiana payers.
Your clearinghouse is connected, ERAs route to posting, and one test transaction runs before any live claim.
The first batch is coded, scrubbed and checked against expected payment. Any plan that isn't effective yet goes on hold.
Claims go out daily, denials are appealed, and your older A/R is worked alongside the new claims.
Specialty coders, dedicated billers, seamless EHR integration, and complete cross-border Indiana-Kentucky billing expertise.
Your account gets specialty-certified coders and billers who know Indiana's Medicaid plans by name. The same team handles your claims month after month, so payer quirks don't get relearned.
Qualigenix has worked in 133 EMR and EHR platforms. We bill from the system you already use, so your staff keeps its workflow and no records get migrated.
Your monthly report shows clean-claim rate, denial rate, collections and A/R by payer. Each figure states how it's calculated, so you can check it yourself.
Onboarding averages six days, and your older A/R keeps getting worked during the switch, so payments don't stall while billing changes hands.
Frequently asked questions regarding Vanderburgh County Medicaid plans, Kentucky cross-border claims, WPS Medicare rules, and billing onboarding in Evansville.
Qualigenix bills for Evansville practices across all payers, including every Indiana Medicaid plan, WPS for Medicare and commercial insurers. When you compare billing companies, ask each one for its first-pass clean-claim rate, denial overturn rate and a sample monthly report. Qualigenix reports a 98% first-submission clean-claim rate.
Yes. Qualigenix bills all three, plus PathWays for Aging and traditional fee-for-service Indiana Medicaid. We confirm each patient's managed care plan before the visit and file within that plan's window: 90 days for in-network managed care claims and 180 days for fee-for-service claims.
MDwise stopped serving HIP and Hoosier Healthwise members on January 1, 2026. Claims for 2026 dates of service go to the patient's new plan, which is Anthem, CareSource or MHS. The member ID didn't change, so Qualigenix checks the plan in Indiana's eligibility system instead of relying on the card.
Yes. PathWays Dual Care began January 1, 2026 for patients 60 and older who have Medicare and full Medicaid, and it runs through Anthem, Humana and UnitedHealthcare. Qualigenix bills the patient's plan for the Medicare and Medicaid share and tracks the claim to payment.
Yes. Medicare and commercial claims for Kentucky residents are billed the same way as any other claim. Kentucky Medicaid pays only providers enrolled with Kentucky Medicaid, so Qualigenix confirms that enrollment first. If it's missing, our credentialing team can prepare the application.
Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections, so our fee grows only when your payments do. The exact rate depends on your specialty, claim volume and payer mix. A billing specialist can walk through your numbers on a short call.
No. What matters is knowing Indiana's Medicaid plans, WPS Medicare rules and your commercial contracts, and working inside your EHR. Qualigenix bills Evansville claims to each payer's rules and reports results every month, so you can judge the work by its numbers.