Qualigenix runs claims for Detroit practices from the eligibility check to the posted payment. We bill Wayne County's Medicaid health plans, Medicare and commercial payers, and we charge a percentage of collections.
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Qualigenix medical billing services give Detroit practices one team for every payer on the schedule. A single Detroit clinic can see patients from several Medicaid health plans, a dual-eligible plan, traditional Medicare and two or three commercial insurers in one morning. Each one has its own payer ID, portal, authorization list and filing deadline. We bill all payers. Your specialty coders and dedicated billers work inside the EHR you already use, so your staff keeps its workflow and your patients see no change at the front desk. Detroit is the seat of Wayne County, so county-level plan rules decide where most Medicaid claims go. Statewide rules, such as Michigan Medicaid's filing limit and the state's prompt-pay timeline, are covered on our page for medical billing services in Michigan.
Qualigenix handles the whole claim cycle for Detroit practices: eligibility and authorization checks, coding review, claim scrubbing, submission, payment posting, A/R follow-up and denial appeals. We bill Michigan Medicaid and the Wayne County health plans that manage it,
MI Coordinated Health dual plans, Medicare and commercial insurers, all from inside your current EHR.
Most Detroit Medicaid patients are enrolled in a Medicaid health plan, so the claim goes to that plan rather than to the state. Qualigenix sets up each plan as its own payer with its own rules.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services awards Medicaid health plan contracts by region. For the Detroit Metro region, which includes Wayne County, the contracts that began October 1, 2024 went to Aetna Better Health of Michigan, Blue Cross Complete of Michigan, HAP CareSource, McLaren Health Plan, Meridian Health Plan of Michigan, Molina Healthcare of Michigan, Priority Health Choice and UnitedHealthcare Community Plan. These plans cover both traditional Medicaid and Healthy Michigan Plan members. Qualigenix checks plan assignment before each visit, because a patient who switched plans last month will deny at the old one. Every rendering provider also needs an active enrollment in CHAMPS, the state's Medicaid system, before a plan will pay. We confirm that status during onboarding and track each plan's contracted filing deadline by date of service, so no Detroit claim ages out while it waits on a correction.
On January 1, 2026, MI Coordinated Health replaced MI Health Link for adults with both Medicare and full Medicaid. Each plan is a highly integrated dual eligible special needs plan, a type of Medicare Advantage plan that also carries most Medicaid benefits. In Wayne County the 2026 plans are Aetna, AmeriHealth, HAP CareSource, Humana, Molina, Priority Health, UnitedHealthcare and Wellcare-Meridian. For billing, that means most services for these patients go to one plan instead of a Medicare claim followed by a Medicaid crossover. Services carved out of the plan still route elsewhere. Qualigenix checks which side covers each service before the claim leaves.
Rules that apply across Michigan, including how Medicaid handles retroactive eligibility and late-claim exceptions, sit on our Michigan medical billing rules page, so this page stays focused on Wayne County's plans.
Traditional Medicare claims from Detroit go to WPS Government Health Administrators, the Medicare administrative contractor for Jurisdiction 8, which processes Part A and Part B claims for Michigan and Indiana. Qualigenix builds each Medicare claim to WPS's edits and coverage policies before submission. Medicare Advantage plans in Wayne County set their own authorization lists and timelines, so we load each plan's rules separately from traditional Medicare. On the commercial side, Michigan expects a state-regulated health plan to pay a clean claim within 45 days of receipt and to name any defect within 30 days. An unpaid clean claim after 45 days earns simple interest at 12% a year. Qualigenix flags every commercial claim that passes day 45 and works it through A/R recovery until the plan pays or states a reason.
These are company-wide figures across Qualigenix client practices, not Detroit-only numbers.

Qualigenix brings a Detroit practice live in 6 days on average, and your current billing keeps running until the switch.
We sign the BAA, assign a named onboarding owner, connect to your EMR with no software change and pull your current A/R so nothing in flight gets dropped.
We confirm payer IDs and effective dates for each Wayne County plan, Medicare and commercial payer, check CHAMPS status and load your fee schedules.
Specialty coders are matched to your mix, and claim edits are set up for your highest-volume Detroit payers.
Claims, ERAs and EFTs are routed to Qualigenix payer by payer, and a test transaction proves the connection before any live claim goes out.
The first batch is coded, scrubbed and checked against expected payment. Any payer not yet effective goes on hold until it is.
Claims go out daily, denials are worked, payments are posted and your legacy A/R is worked in parallel.
Certified specialty coders, dedicated billers, native EHR operations across 133 platforms, defined monthly reporting, and rapid six-day onboarding.
Certified coders matched to your specialty and a dedicated biller who knows each Wayne County plan's rules.
We work inside your existing system across 133 EMR and EHR platforms, so your staff keeps its workflow.
You get a monthly report by payer, and every metric in it comes with its definition.
Most practices go live in 6 days, with old A/R worked alongside new claims.
Frequently asked questions regarding Wayne County Medicaid health plans, MI Coordinated Health dual plans, WPS Medicare Part B, and billing onboarding in Detroit, MI.
Qualigenix is a medical billing company serving independent practices in Detroit and across Wayne County. We bill Michigan Medicaid health plans, MI Coordinated Health dual plans, Medicare through WPS and commercial insurers. Call 786-259-0231 to talk to a billing specialist about your payer mix.
Yes. Qualigenix bills the Medicaid health plans serving Wayne County, including Healthy Michigan Plan members. We check plan assignment before each visit, confirm each provider's CHAMPS enrollment and track each plan's filing deadline by date of service. Book a meeting to review your Medicaid claims.
These plans replaced MI Health Link on January 1, 2026 and carry Medicare plus most Medicaid benefits in one plan. Qualigenix bills the plan directly, checks which services are carved out and sends those claims to the right payer. Ask a billing specialist how this affects your dual-eligible patients.
Yes. Traditional Medicare claims from Detroit go to WPS Government Health Administrators, the Jurisdiction 8 contractor for Michigan. Qualigenix builds each claim to WPS edits and also bills Medicare Advantage plans under their own rules. Request a callback to discuss your Medicare volume.
Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections, so our fee rises only when your practice gets paid. The rate depends on your specialty, claim volume and payer mix. Book a meeting with a billing specialist to get a quote for your practice.
What matters is knowing Wayne County's Medicaid plans, WPS rules and Michigan's commercial payment timelines, not where the billing team sits. Qualigenix works inside your EHR and bills every Detroit payer. Call 786-259-0231 to see how we'd run your claims.
Yes. Qualigenix signs a business associate agreement before accessing any patient data and works inside your existing systems under HIPAA safeguards. Talk to a billing specialist if your compliance team needs our documentation.