Qualigenix bills Medicaid, Medicare and commercial claims for independent practices in Southaven and works every claim until it's paid.
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Qualigenix provides medical billing services for independent practices in Southaven, the DeSoto County city on Mississippi's border with Memphis. A typical payer mix here includes fee-for-service Mississippi Medicaid, the three MississippiCAN plans, Medicare, dual-eligible Advantage plans and commercial insurers. If your practice also treats patients with Tennessee-issued plans, we bill those payers too. The rules that apply to every practice in the state are on our Mississippi medical billing services page. This page covers what a Southaven practice deals with day to day. Our billers work inside your current EHR, on any of 133 platforms, so your front desk keeps the screens it already knows.
Qualigenix runs the full claim cycle for Southaven practices: eligibility checks, charge review, claim scrubbing, submission, payment posting, denial appeals and A/R follow-up. We bill all payers, including Magnolia Health, Molina Healthcare and TrueCare under MississippiCAN, Medicare through Novitas Solutions, and commercial plans.
Pricing is a percentage of collections, and onboarding averages 6 days.
Every MississippiCAN member in DeSoto County belongs to one of three coordinated care organizations, and each one is a separate payer with its own payer ID and claim edits. Qualigenix checks which plan covers the patient on the date of service before any claim goes out.
Since July 1, 2025, MississippiCAN and CHIP coverage has run through Magnolia Health, Molina Healthcare and TrueCare. TrueCare replaced UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, so a Southaven patient who carried a UnitedHealthcare Medicaid card in early 2025 could now belong to any of the three. Qualigenix confirms the current plan at each visit and sends the claim to that plan, not the one saved in the chart last year. Each plan sets its own filing window and edits in its provider manual, and we load those rules into the claim scrubber for your account.
Patients outside managed care are billed to Mississippi Medicaid through the MESA portal. Division of Medicaid rules give providers 365 days from the date of service to file, or 180 days from the Medicare paid date on a crossover claim. A Medicaid claim that misses the window can't be billed to the patient, so Qualigenix tracks each one by date of service and works rejections the week they come back.
Two Division of Medicaid changes in 2026 can stop payment on a clean claim. Since February 1, 2026, a servicing location with no Medicaid claim in the past 12 months is disenrolled, and fee-for-service claims are suspended when a revalidation or recredentialing application misses its due date. Qualigenix watches both for your NPIs and warns you before claims start to hold. Our credentialing services in Southaven team files the application.
Filing limits, Novitas contacts and Mississippi's prompt-pay timelines apply statewide. You'll find them on our Mississippi medical billing page, which this page builds on.
Medicare Part B claims from Southaven go to Novitas Solutions, the Jurisdiction H contractor for Mississippi. CMS awarded Novitas a new Jurisdiction H contract in June 2026, and the Mississippi workload kept its existing structure, so practices didn't need to re-enroll or change claim routing. Qualigenix checks each Medicare claim against Novitas local coverage policies before it's sent. Many dual-eligible patients in DeSoto County are in D-SNP plans. Mississippi Medicaid's D-SNP list for the county includes plans from Aetna, Devoted Health, Humana, Shared Health Mississippi, UnitedHealthcare and Wellcare. We bill the D-SNP first, then the Medicaid crossover. For state-regulated commercial plans, Mississippi expects clean claims paid within 25 days when filed electronically and 35 days on paper. Any claim past that mark goes to follow-up the next business day.
The figures below are company-wide averages across Qualigenix client practices, not Southaven-only results. Your numbers will depend on specialty, payer mix and the state of your A/R when we start.

Qualigenix onboards a billing account in six steps, and the average practice is live in 6 days.
We sign the BAA, assign a named onboarding owner and connect to your EHR or PM system with no software change. We also pull a snapshot of open A/R.
We confirm payer IDs and effective dates for Medicaid, each MississippiCAN plan, Novitas and your commercial payers, then load fee schedules.
Specialty-certified coders are matched to your services, and claim edits are set for your highest-volume payers.
Clearinghouse, ERA and EFT routing move to Qualigenix, and a test transaction runs before any live claim.
The first batch is coded, scrubbed and compared with expected payment. Any payer that isn't effective yet goes on hold until it is.
Daily claims start, denials get worked, and your legacy A/R runs on its own work plan in parallel.
Specialty-matched certified coders, dedicated billers, native EHR operation across 133 platforms, defined monthly reporting, and six-day average onboarding.
Certified coders and a dedicated biller are assigned to your specialty, so the people reading your notes know its codes, its modifiers and the Novitas policies that apply to it.
Qualigenix bills inside your current system, across 133 EMR and EHR platforms. Your staff keeps its logins and screens, and nobody migrates data during onboarding.
Monthly reports break out collections, denials and A/R by payer, including each MississippiCAN plan, and every metric comes with its definition.
Most practices go live within a week. Old A/R keeps getting worked during the switch, so cash keeps coming in while billing moves over.
Frequently asked questions regarding MississippiCAN plans, MESA portal fee-for-service Medicaid, Novitas Medicare Jurisdiction H, and billing onboarding in Southaven, MS.
Qualigenix bills for independent practices in Southaven and across DeSoto County, covering MississippiCAN, fee-for-service Medicaid, Medicare and commercial plans. When you compare companies, ask how each one tracks Medicaid's 365-day filing limit and the three MississippiCAN plans. A billing specialist can walk you through how we do it.
Yes. Qualigenix bills all three MississippiCAN plans as separate payers, plus fee-for-service Medicaid through the MESA portal. We confirm a patient's plan on the date of service, because many members changed plans when TrueCare replaced UnitedHealthcare Community Plan in July 2025.
Novitas Solutions processes Medicare Part A and Part B claims for Mississippi as the Jurisdiction H contractor. Qualigenix submits Part B claims to Novitas, checks them against Novitas local coverage policies, and bills the Medicaid crossover for dual-eligible patients after Medicare pays.
No. What protects your revenue is a team that knows the MississippiCAN plans, Medicaid's filing limits and Novitas policies, and that works inside your EHR. Qualigenix does that for Southaven practices, and onboarding averages 6 days. Book a meeting to see how it would work for you.
Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections, so our fee follows what your practice actually collects. The rate depends on your specialty, claim volume and payer mix. A billing specialist can quote it after reviewing your numbers.
Onboarding averages 6 days. We verify payer enrollments, set claim edits and run a test transaction before any live claim goes out. Your old A/R is worked in parallel, so cash keeps coming in during the switch.
Yes. Qualigenix signs a business associate agreement before accessing any patient data and works inside your existing EHR under the access your practice grants. Ask for a copy of our BAA on your first call.