Qualigenix bills Kentucky Medicaid plans, Medicare and commercial insurers for Louisville practices, then works every claim until it's paid.
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Qualigenix runs outsourced medical billing for independent practices in Louisville and across Jefferson County. The payer mix here leans hard on Medicaid. In July 2026, Kentucky Medicaid counted 225,170 members in Jefferson County, and 109,659 of them were enrolled with Passport by Molina. So the first thing our billers confirm on a Louisville claim is which plan the patient belonged to on the date of service. Statewide filing rules, the Medicare contractor and patient billing standards are covered on our medical billing services in Kentucky page. This page covers what changes for a Louisville practice. We bill every payer your patients carry: Medicaid managed care, traditional Medicaid, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, dual-eligible plans and commercial insurance.
Qualigenix handles billing for Louisville practices from the eligibility check to the posted payment. Our billers send claims to the five Kentucky Medicaid managed care plans, to CGS for Medicare Part B, and to Medicare
Advantage and commercial plans. Then they work denials and aged A/R until each claim is paid or closed. We bill all payers, work inside your current EHR and charge a percentage of collections.
Qualigenix bills all five of Kentucky's Medicaid managed care plans, and in Louisville the routing matters more than in most of the state because one plan carries nearly half the county.
All five Kentucky Medicaid MCOs serve all 120 counties, and Jefferson County sits in Medicaid Region 3. July 2026 state counts for Jefferson County were Passport by Molina 109,659, Humana Healthy Horizons 31,819, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan 21,958, Aetna Better Health of Kentucky 19,843 and WellCare of Kentucky 19,022, with 22,869 members in traditional fee-for-service Medicaid. Qualigenix pulls the plan assignment for the date of service before a claim is built. A Passport member billed to Humana comes back as a denial, and the clock on the correct claim keeps running while it does. Anthem stopped serving as a Kentucky Medicaid plan on January 1, 2025, so we flag any patient record that still lists Anthem as the Medicaid payer while leaving Anthem commercial coverage in place.
Kentucky Medicaid expects claims within 12 months of the date of service. Humana Healthy Horizons and Passport by Molina both publish a 365-day filing window, and Passport allows 60 days from a recoupment to file a corrected claim once the original window has closed. Qualigenix tracks claim age by plan and works anything past 30 days without a response through A/R recovery, so no Medicaid claim gets near its limit unworked.
Medicare contractor details, commercial filing standards and patient statement rules that apply across Kentucky are on our Kentucky medical billing rules page. Louisville claims follow those same rules, with the plan routing above added on top.
Qualigenix sends Louisville Medicare Part B claims to CGS Administrators, the Jurisdiction 15 Medicare contractor for Kentucky and Ohio. Many Jefferson County patients carry both Medicare and Medicaid, and dual-eligible special needs plans from Humana, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Wellcare and Passport Advantage are offered in the county for 2027. We bill the Medicare side first, then cross the balance to the right Medicaid plan, and we never bill a Qualified Medicare Beneficiary for Medicare cost sharing. For commercial plans, Kentucky requires insurers to pay or deny a clean claim within 30 days. Late payments carry interest starting at 12% a year and rising to 21% after 60 days. Our billers flag every clean commercial claim that passes 30 days and request the interest owed.
Qualigenix reports the same figures to every client, and the numbers below are company-wide results across our client practices, not Louisville-only figures.

Qualigenix moves a Louisville practice onto our billing team in six steps, with a 6-day average onboarding and no change to your software.
We sign the BAA, assign a named onboarding owner and collect NPIs, tax IDs, payer contracts and fee schedules. Then we connect to your EHR and pull an A/R snapshot.
Our team confirms your enrollment, payer IDs and effective dates with each Kentucky Medicaid plan, CGS and your commercial payers, and loads fee schedules and patient policies.
Specialty-certified coders get assigned to your specialty mix. Claim edits are set for your highest-volume payers, starting with Passport by Molina for most Louisville practices.
We connect the clearinghouse, redirect EDI enrollment and confirm ERAs and EFTs land correctly. A test transaction runs before any live claim goes out.
The first batch is coded, scrubbed and checked against expected reimbursement. Any payer not yet effective goes on hold so no claim leaves early.
Daily claims start under Qualigenix, denials go to appeal, and your legacy A/R gets worked in parallel. Monthly reporting starts with your named account contact.
Specialty-certified coders, dedicated billers, seamless EHR integration across 133 platforms, and deep expertise in Jefferson County Medicaid routing.
Your claims go to certified coders matched to your specialty and billers assigned to your account. The same people learn your payer mix, including how Passport and Humana treat your most common codes.
Qualigenix works across 133 EMR and EHR platforms. Your staff keeps the system they know, and we log in, bill and post inside it instead of adding another portal.
Each month you get collections, denials and A/R by payer, and every metric comes with its definition. You can see exactly how Passport, Humana and CGS are paying.
Our average onboarding takes 6 days. Your legacy A/R keeps getting worked during the switch, so cash keeps coming in while new claims start under Qualigenix.
Frequently asked questions regarding Passport by Molina timely filing, CGS Medicare Part B, Jefferson County Medicaid plans, and billing onboarding in Louisville, KY.
Qualigenix bills all five Kentucky Medicaid managed care plans: Passport by Molina, Humana Healthy Horizons, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, Aetna Better Health of Kentucky and WellCare of Kentucky. We also bill traditional fee-for-service Medicaid. Each claim is routed to the plan the patient had on the date of service.
Passport publishes a 365-day filing window, and Qualigenix tracks every claim's age from the date of service. Claims with no response after 30 days get worked right away, so none sit close to the limit. Corrected claims after a recoupment go out within Passport's 60-day window.
CGS Administrators processes Medicare Part A and Part B claims for Kentucky as the Jurisdiction 15 contractor. Qualigenix submits Louisville Medicare claims to CGS and then crosses dual-eligible balances to the patient's Medicaid plan. Talk to a billing specialist to review your Medicare setup.
No. What matters is a billing team that knows Kentucky's Medicaid plans, the CGS Medicare rules and your specialty. Qualigenix bills for Louisville practices inside their own EHR, and onboarding averages 6 days.
Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections, so our fee rises and falls with what your practice collects. The rate depends on your specialty, claim volume and payer mix. Book a meeting for a quote based on your numbers.
Qualigenix onboarding averages 6 days. We connect to your EHR, confirm payer enrollments and test payment routing before live claims start. Your legacy A/R keeps getting worked during the switch so collections don't stall.
Yes. Qualigenix signs a business associate agreement with every client before we access any patient data. All billing work happens inside your EHR under HIPAA safeguards.