Qualigenix bills Medical Assistance, HealthChoices, Medicare and commercial claims for Pennsylvania practices, then works every denial and unpaid balance until it's resolved.
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Qualigenix codes for practices billing every Pennsylvania payer. That matters for coding because the same visit can be coded correctly for one payer and denied by another. Medical Assistance pays only for procedure codes on its own fee schedule, with unit limits and prior authorization flags on some lines. Novitas Solutions, the state's Medicare contractor, applies its local coverage determinations to diagnosis and procedure pairs. Commercial plans publish their own reimbursement and medical policies. Our coders are assigned by specialty and learn the payer mix of each practice they code for. They work inside your EHR or encoder, so there's no chart export or new software. Coding-related denials across client practices sit at 2%, and the feedback loop from denials back to coders is what keeps them there. Coding feeds the rest of the claim. Pennsylvania practices can pair it with medical billing services in Pennsylvania, our Pennsylvania RCM services or credentialing for Pennsylvania providers to keep one team on the full cycle.
Qualigenix medical coding services give Pennsylvania practices CPC- and CCS-certified coders who review documentation, assign ICD-10-CM, CPT and HCPCS Level II codes, apply modifiers only when the record supports them, query physicians on gaps and run two levels of QA.
Codes are checked against the Medical Assistance fee schedule, Novitas coverage policies and commercial payer rules before claims go out.
Pennsylvania claims fail for the same few reasons: a missed filing window, a claim sent to the wrong HealthChoices plan, a commercial payer that sits past its payment deadline, or a patient bill that shouldn't have gone out. Qualigenix builds a check for each one into the billing workflow.
Pennsylvania's Medical Assistance program expects the original fee-for-service claim within 180 days of the date of service. A claim rejected inside that window can be corrected and resubmitted with its original control number for up to 365 days. Qualigenix tracks every Medical Assistance claim by date of service, resubmits any claim that hasn't shown up on a remittance advice within 45 days, and files 180-day exception requests with the delay reason when a claim qualifies. HealthChoices plans set filing limits in each provider contract, so we load every plan's limit into the scrubber.
Pennsylvania requires licensed insurers and managed care plans to pay a clean claim within 45 days of receipt and to add interest when they pay late. They must also answer a status inquiry within 45 days of submission, or within 30 days of the inquiry if it comes after that. Qualigenix logs the receipt date on each commercial claim, sends a status inquiry the day a claim passes 45 days, and checks the payment for any interest owed. Filing limits come from each payer contract, and we track them per payer through our AR recovery workflow.
Novitas Solutions is Pennsylvania's Medicare contractor for Part A and Part B fee-for-service claims under Jurisdiction L, and it also enrolls and audits providers in the state. Qualigenix builds Medicare claims to Novitas edits and local coverage determinations, checks medical necessity before submission, and files well inside Medicare's one-year limit. Medicare Advantage claims go to the plan, not to Novitas, so the eligibility check confirms which one covers the patient before the visit.
Pennsylvania patients with employer, Pennie or individual-market coverage are protected from surprise bills under the federal No Surprises Act, and the Pennsylvania Insurance Department takes their balance-billing complaints. Qualigenix bills patients only for the cost-sharing shown on the payer's remittance, holds a statement when an out-of-network protection may apply, and prepares good faith estimates for uninsured and self-pay patients. Medical Assistance patients aren't billed for covered services beyond their allowed copays.
Qualigenix reports these figures across all client practices nationally, not for Pennsylvania alone. They're the same numbers shown on our national billing page, measured the same way every month.

Qualigenix moves a Pennsylvania practice to live billing in 6 days on average, with your legacy A/R worked in parallel.
We sign a BAA, assign a named onboarding owner, and collect NPIs, tax IDs, contracted payers, fee schedules and every service location. We connect to your EMR or PM system with no software change.
We verify existing enrollments, including PROMISe service locations and HealthChoices plan IDs, confirm effective dates, and map each location's place-of-service code.
Specialty-certified coders are matched to your mix, and scrub edits are configured for your highest-volume Pennsylvania payers.
Your clearinghouse enrollment moves to Qualigenix payer by payer. A test transaction confirms claims route, ERAs post and EFTs match.
The first batch is coded, scrubbed and checked against expected payment. Any payer not yet effective goes on hold so no claim goes out early.
Daily claims start under Qualigenix, denials go to appeal, and monthly reporting begins with your named account contact.
Certified coders, dedicated billers, seamless EHR integration, and complete mastery of PROMISe, HealthChoices, and Novitas rules.
Your claims are coded by specialty-certified coders and worked by a dedicated billing team. The same people learn your payers, your providers and your Pennsylvania plan mix, so problems get caught by someone who knows the account.
Qualigenix works in your existing system across 133 EMR and EHR platforms. Your staff keeps the same screens and workflows, and there's no new portal to learn or software license to buy.
Every month you get a report by payer: collections, denials, days in A/R and aged balances. Each figure carries its definition, so you can check the math and compare one month to the next.
Most practices go live in 6 days. Legacy A/R gets worked in parallel during the switch, so money already owed keeps coming in while new claims start.
Frequently asked questions regarding Medical Assistance, PROMISe portal billing, HealthChoices managed care plans, and Novitas Medicare Part B in Pennsylvania.
Qualigenix bills for independent practices across Pennsylvania, covering Medical Assistance, HealthChoices plans, Medicare through Novitas Solutions and commercial insurers. When comparing companies, ask for the clean-claim rate on first submission, the denial rate and a sample monthly report. Ours are 98% and 4.8%, and we're glad to walk you through a sample report.
Yes. Qualigenix submits Medical Assistance fee-for-service claims through PROMISe and bills every Physical HealthChoices plan in your zone, including AmeriHealth Caritas, Geisinger Health Plan, Highmark Wholecare, Jefferson Health Plans, Keystone First, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan and UPMC for You. Each plan's filing limit and edits are set up before your first claim.
Every claim is tracked from its date of service against that payer's filing limit, including the 180-day Medical Assistance window. Claims that don't appear on a remittance advice within 45 days are resubmitted, and anything near a deadline goes to the top of the work queue.
Yes. Qualigenix bills Medicare Part B claims to Novitas Solutions, Pennsylvania's Medicare contractor, and checks each claim against Novitas local coverage determinations before submission. Medicare Advantage claims are billed to the patient's plan after eligibility confirms which coverage applies.
Qualigenix bills all payers: Medical Assistance, HealthChoices plans, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, commercial insurers and patient balances. You don't need to drop any payer or send some claims elsewhere when you switch to us.
Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections, so our fee rises only when your collections do. The percentage depends on your specialty, claim volume and the services you need. A billing specialist can give you a quote after reviewing your current setup on a short call.
Onboarding takes 6 days on average. We connect to your current system, verify enrollments and payer routing, and run a test batch before live claims. Your old A/R is worked in parallel, so there's no gap in collections while the switch happens.
Yes. Qualigenix signs a business associate agreement before any patient data moves, then works inside your existing system instead of copying records into a separate portal. Your data stays in your EHR, and access is limited to the team assigned to your account.