Qualigenix gives Stamford practices certified medical coders who read the chart before they assign a code. Every encounter is coded to the documentation, to HUSKY Health and Medicare rules and to each commercial payer's policies, so claims hold up on first pass and in an audit.
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A Stamford chart can be headed for HUSKY Health, for Medicare through National Government Services, or for a commercial plan with its own reimbursement policies. Each one checks codes differently. Qualigenix codes to the payer that will actually pay the claim. The statewide coding picture is on our page for medical coding services in Connecticut. Coders work in your existing EHR, encoder or coding platform across 133 systems. You get a named coding lead, a coding playbook built around your specialties, and accuracy scored by coder and specialty each month. Pricing is a percentage of collections, not a per-chart rate that rewards speed over accuracy. Coding denials are fed back to the coder who touched the chart, so the same mistake doesn't repeat across your next hundred claims.
Qualigenix reviews documentation, assigns ICD-10-CM, CPT and HCPCS Level II codes, applies modifiers, checks medical necessity, raises physician queries and runs two levels of QA on every chart. We also handle HCC risk adjustment coding for value-based contracts.
Coders are matched to your specialty and work inside your EHR, so coded encounters flow straight into billing.
HUSKY Health doesn't hand claims off to managed care plans. The Department of Social Services pays claims directly under a managed fee-for-service model, so a Stamford coder works from one set of state fee schedules and coverage rules rather than a different plan manual for each patient.
HUSKY pays by procedure code from fee schedules published on the Connecticut Medical Assistance Program site. A code that isn't on the fee schedule for your provider type gets denied, even when Medicare would pay it. Qualigenix checks each code against the HUSKY fee schedule for your enrollment type before the claim goes out. DSS changed several clinical review criteria effective August 1, 2026, and our coders apply the updated criteria to charts with those dates of service.
Behavioral health services run through the Connecticut Behavioral Health Partnership, and DSS publishes separate fee schedules for clinicians, psychologists and behavioral health clinics. In July 2026, DSS issued HUSKY billing guidance for the psychiatric Collaborative Care Model. Qualigenix codes CoCM time and care management services to that guidance, so primary care practices running integrated behavioral health get paid for it.
HUSKY coding rules apply the same way across the state. Our Connecticut medical coding guide covers statewide edits and documentation expectations in detail.
National Government Services is the Medicare Part A and Part B contractor for Connecticut in Jurisdiction K, and its local coverage determinations decide which diagnoses support which procedures. Qualigenix matches every Medicare diagnosis to the LCD or NCD that governs the service. Fairfield County dual-eligible patients in D-SNPs carry Medicare Advantage plan policies on top of that, and we code to the plan's policy for those patients. Commercial plans publish their own coding and reimbursement policies, and Connecticut gives state-regulated insurers 20 days to pay a clean electronic claim. A claim with missing or conflicting information lets the insurer pause that clock and ask for more. We code to each plan's published policy so the claim the insurer receives is one it has to pay on time.
These figures are company-wide results across Qualigenix client practices, not Stamford-only numbers. Accuracy is measured through the same two-level QA every Stamford chart would go through.

Qualigenix sets up a Stamford coding account in six steps, with a 6-day average from kickoff to live coding.
We sign the BAA and SLA, name a coding lead, and confirm encounter types, code sets and your payer mix.
Certified coders are matched to your specialties, and charts arrive securely from your EHR with a completeness check.
We build a coding playbook for your specialties and agree on accuracy and turnaround benchmarks.
Coders review records, flag gaps and send compliant physician queries where documentation falls short.
Codes and modifiers are assigned and sequenced, medical necessity is checked, and two-level QA runs on every batch.
Coded encounters export daily to your billing system, and denial patterns feed back into coder training.
Certified specialty coders, seamless EHR integration across 133 platforms, two levels of QA review, and rapid six-day onboarding.
Your charts go to CPC- and CCS-certified coders assigned to your specialty, not a general pool, so specialty-specific code families and modifiers are handled correctly from the first chart.
Qualigenix codes in your existing EHR, encoder or computer-assisted coding tool across 133 platforms. Nothing moves to a new system, and your providers keep their documentation routine.
Every chart gets peer or auditor review plus statistical sampling. Accuracy is scored by coder and specialty, so you see where errors come from instead of a single blended number.
Most practices start live coding within a week. Charts don't back up during the switch, because intake and coding start as soon as the playbook is set.
Frequently asked questions regarding HUSKY Health fee schedules, National Government Services Medicare LCDs, coding audits, and certified coding in Stamford, CT.
Yes. Qualigenix codes HUSKY Health encounters against the Connecticut Medical Assistance Program fee schedules for your provider type, and applies DSS coverage and clinical review criteria by date of service. Behavioral health encounters are coded to the separate DSS behavioral health fee schedules. Talk to a coding specialist to review your HUSKY coding.
Yes. Qualigenix coders hold CPC or CCS certification and are assigned to your specialty. Every chart then goes through two levels of quality review, so accuracy is checked rather than assumed. Ask for the credentials of your assigned team during onboarding, and we'll share them before any chart is coded.
National Government Services handles Medicare Part A and Part B for Connecticut. Its local coverage determinations, along with national coverage determinations, decide which diagnoses support a procedure. Qualigenix checks each Medicare chart against the LCD or NCD that applies, and codes D-SNP and Medicare Advantage charts to the plan's own policy as well.
Yes. Qualigenix runs prospective and retrospective coding audits, scores accuracy by coder and specialty, and feeds findings back into coder training. Audit-ready charts reduce the risk a payer or CMS review turns up problems. Book a meeting to scope an audit.
Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections. The exact percentage depends on your specialty, chart volume and encounter types. Book a meeting and a coding specialist will walk you through a quote for your practice.
No. Coding is done inside your EHR, so what matters is knowledge of HUSKY, NGS and your commercial payers, not a nearby office. Qualigenix codes for practices in 48 states with coders assigned to your specialty.
Yes. Qualigenix signs a Business Associate Agreement before accessing any chart, works inside your existing systems and limits access to your assigned team. Ask a coding specialist for our compliance details.