Qualigenix bills every payer for independent practices in Dayton and Montgomery County, from CareSource and the other Ohio Medicaid plans to Medicare, TRICARE and commercial insurers.
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Qualigenix provides medical billing services for independent practices in Dayton, Kettering, Huber Heights, Miamisburg and the rest of Montgomery County. Dayton's payer mix leans on Medicaid managed care. CareSource, one of Ohio's seven Medicaid plans, has been headquartered in downtown Dayton since 1989, and many patients here carry its Medicaid, MyCare or Medicare plans. Military families near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base add TRICARE to the mix. We bill every payer your patients carry. Ohio's statewide filing windows and prompt-pay rules sit on our medical billing services in Ohio page. This page covers what is different for a Dayton practice: the Medicaid plans, the dual-eligible changes of 2026 and the Medicare rules that now apply here.
Qualigenix runs the full claim cycle for Dayton practices: eligibility checks, coding review, claim scrubbing, submission through Ohio Medicaid's single front door and to CGS for Medicare, payment posting, denial appeals and A/R follow-up. We bill all payers and charge a percentage of collections. Most practices go live in about six days.
We bill Ohio Medicaid and its managed care plans, Medicare through the state's contractor, and all commercial payers. You keep your current EHR.
Qualigenix runs each Dayton claim through six stages, from the eligibility check to the posted payment. Every stage is set up for Montgomery County's Medicaid plans, CGS and your commercial payers.
Specialty coders on our medical coding team match each charge to the visit note, using the FY 2027 ICD-10-CM codes in force since October 1, 2026.
Payer-specific edits run on every claim before it reaches the front door or CGS, which keeps our first-submission clean-claim rate at 98%.
Denials from Medicaid plans, CGS or commercial payers get corrected documentation and an appeal through denial management, and each root cause goes back to coding.
Unpaid Medicaid, Medicare and commercial claims are worked by payer and age bucket through A/R recovery until each one is paid or closed.
ERA payments go through payment posting against what each plan should have paid, so short payments from Dayton payers show up the same week.
Qualigenix reports these results across client practices company-wide. They are not Dayton-only figures.

Qualigenix moves a Dayton practice onto our billing team in about six days, with no change to your EHR.
We sign the BAA, agree on scope and get access to your EHR and clearinghouse.
We confirm each provider is active in Ohio Medicaid's PNM system, with CGS and with your commercial payers.
We assign coders who know your specialty and load scrub rules for each Ohio payer.
We route claims through the Medicaid front door, set up ERA and EFT, and send a test transaction.
We review a first batch of claims before submission to catch setup errors.
New claims start flowing, and we work your legacy A/R in parallel so old balances don't sit.
Independent clinics and specialty practices in Dayton trust Qualigenix for dedicated claim support.
Your account gets a dedicated biller and CPC and CCS certified coders who work your specialty, so claims are built by people who know its codes and payer edits.
We bill inside your current system, across 133 EMR and EHR platforms, so there is no software switch and your staff keeps its workflow.
Each month you get a report with every metric defined, from clean-claim rate to days in A/R, broken out by payer.
Most practices go live in about six days, and legacy A/R is worked in parallel from the first week.
Frequently asked questions about our setup and support in Dayton.
Qualigenix bills for independent practices across Dayton and Montgomery County, covering Ohio Medicaid plans, MyCare, Medicare, TRICARE and commercial payers. Call 786-259-0231 to talk through your practice's payer mix.
Yes. We bill all seven Ohio Medicaid managed care plans, fee-for-service Medicaid and OhioRISE, and send each claim through the Ohio Medicaid front door with the correct plan IDs.
Montgomery County moved to Next Generation MyCare on January 1, 2026. We confirm each patient's current plan, bill Medicare and Medicaid in the right order and follow crossover claims to payment.
Yes. We bill CGS Administrators, Ohio's Medicare contractor, and flag services covered by the WISeR model so prior authorization is requested before the visit.
Ohio Medicaid allows 365 days from the date of service, and commercial plans set their own limits. We track each claim by date of service and submit well inside every window.
Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections, so our fee moves with what your practice is paid. A billing specialist can walk through what that means for your volume.
No. Dayton claims move electronically through Ohio Medicaid's front door, CGS and payer portals, so what matters is knowing Montgomery County's plans and Ohio's rules. Qualigenix bills every Ohio payer inside your EHR.