One team for the whole revenue cycle at San Diego practices, from the eligibility check before the visit to the payment posted after it.
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Qualigenix runs the revenue cycle for independent practices in San Diego as one connected process, so the eligibility result that starts a visit is the same record the payment gets posted against. Statewide rules, like Medi-Cal's filing window and California's prompt-pay timelines, are covered on our page for revenue cycle management in California. This page covers what's specific to San Diego County: four Medi-Cal plans, each with its own eligibility, authorization and claims rules. Your practice keeps its EHR and payer contracts. Qualigenix works inside them and reports collections, denials and A/R by payer every month. Your front desk keeps scheduling and checking patients in. Qualigenix handles the checks, approvals and claims that follow.
Qualigenix revenue cycle management services run every step for San Diego practices: eligibility and benefits checks, prior authorization, coding, claim submission, payment posting, denial appeals, A/R follow-up and patient billing.
Each step is matched to the patient's payer, including San Diego County's Medi-Cal plans and Noridian for Medicare. Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections.
Qualigenix routes eligibility, authorizations and claims to the right Medi-Cal plan for every San Diego patient. The county uses the Geographic Managed Care model, where members choose among several plans, so the plan has to be confirmed before anything else happens. Getting it wrong at the front desk shows up weeks later as a denial, an unpaid visit or a patient bill that shouldn't exist.
For 2026, the state lists four Medi-Cal plans in San Diego County: Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan, Community Health Group Partnership Plan, Kaiser Permanente and Molina Healthcare of California. Qualigenix's eligibility verification team checks each patient's Medi-Cal status and assigned plan before the visit. Members can change plans, so a plan on file from last quarter isn't trusted. The check result follows the visit into coding, the claim and payment posting, so every later step goes to the same plan.
Each San Diego Medi-Cal plan keeps its own authorization list, payer ID and claim rules. Qualigenix requests authorization from the patient's plan, attaches the approval to the claim and sends the claim to that plan. When a claim comes back denied, the appeal goes back to the same plan, with the authorization record and documentation attached. Denials are also sorted by cause each month, so a pattern at one plan, like a missing authorization type, gets fixed at the front end instead of appealed claim by claim.
Medi-Cal expects claims within six months following the month of service, and California sets prompt-pay timelines for commercial plans. Both apply in San Diego as they do statewide. Qualigenix tracks every claim against them, and the details are on our California revenue cycle rules page.
These are company-wide figures across Qualigenix's 275+ onboarded practices, not San Diego-only numbers. They show what the full revenue cycle produces when one team runs it.

Qualigenix onboards new San Diego revenue cycle clients in 6 days on average
We review your payer mix, claim volume, open A/R and current denial rate, including how your patients split across San Diego's Medi-Cal plans.
Your team grants access to your EHR, clearinghouse and payer portals.
We confirm your enrollment with each San Diego Medi-Cal plan, Noridian and your commercial payers.
Eligibility checks, authorizations and claims start, and open A/R is worked from day one, oldest and closest to its filing deadline first.
You see collections, denials and A/R by payer each month.
Independent clinics and specialty practices in San Diego trust Qualigenix for dedicated claim support.
The team that checks eligibility also follows the claim to payment, so nothing is lost between steps or vendors, and one person can answer any question about any claim.
Qualigenix works on 133 EMR and EHR platforms. You keep your system and your data, and your staff keeps the workflow it knows.
You see results for each Medi-Cal plan, Noridian and every commercial payer, not one blended number, so slow payers are easy to spot.
Most practices go live in about 6 days, with open A/R worked from the first week so cash flow doesn't dip during the switch.
Frequently asked questions about our setup and support in San Diego.
Qualigenix is a revenue cycle management company that serves independent practices in San Diego and across California. It runs eligibility, authorization, coding, claims, payment posting and A/R for all payers, including San Diego County's Medi-Cal plans. Call 786-259-0231 to talk to a revenue cycle specialist.
Qualigenix works with all four Medi-Cal plans listed for San Diego County in 2026: Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan, Community Health Group Partnership Plan, Kaiser Permanente and Molina Healthcare of California. Eligibility, authorizations and claims are routed to the patient's plan.
Yes. Qualigenix requests prior authorization from the patient's Medi-Cal plan, Medicare Advantage plan or commercial payer, tracks the request to a decision and attaches the approval to the claim it covers.
No. Revenue cycle work runs through your EHR, clearinghouse and payer portals, so the company doesn't need to be in San Diego. What matters is experience with San Diego County's Medi-Cal plans, Noridian and your commercial payers.
Qualigenix cuts A/R by stopping denials at the eligibility and coding steps, sending clean claims fast and working open claims by age and payer. Across its clients, days in A/R fell from 54 to 36.
Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections. The percentage is set after reviewing your specialty, claim volume and payer mix. Request a consultation for a quote.
Qualigenix onboards new practices in 6 days on average. Open A/R from your old vendor is worked from go-live so those claims don't age out during the switch.