Qualigenix runs the whole revenue cycle for Queens practices, from the eligibility check at scheduling to the last dollar posted, for a percentage of collections.
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Qualigenix delivers Qualigenix revenue cycle management services to independent practices across Queens. Revenue here depends on getting Medicaid managed care right from the first phone call. The New York State Department of Health counted 640,256 Queens residents in mainstream Medicaid managed care in July 2026, and each of those patients belongs to a plan with its own eligibility, authorization and claims rules. Most lost revenue in a Queens practice starts at the front desk: a plan change nobody caught, an authorization nobody requested, a copay nobody collected. Qualigenix bills all payers and runs the front end, middle and back end of the cycle as one workflow. The rules that apply across the state are on our page for revenue cycle management services in New York.
Qualigenix handles eligibility and benefits checks, prior authorizations, coding, claim submission, payment posting, denial management, A/R follow-up and provider credentialing for Queens practices. One team works every stage, so a problem found at payment gets fixed at the step that caused it. Work happens inside your current EHR, and pricing is a percentage of collections.
Claims are scrubbed and tracked across all major commercial and government payers in New york.
Qualigenix routes eligibility, authorization and claims for each Medicaid patient to the plan that covers them. The state's July 2026 report lists seven mainstream Medicaid plans for New York City: Healthfirst, Fidelis Care, MetroPlus Health Plan, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, HIP of Greater New York (EmblemHealth) and Molina Healthcare of New York. Amida Care, MetroPlus SN and VNS Choice SNP run special needs plans.
Medicaid members in New York City can change plans, and a claim sent to the old plan is a claim that won't pay. Qualigenix checks plan assignment before every visit, not once a year. Under CMS guidance issued March 6, 2026, New York, as a Medicaid expansion state, will renew expansion adults every six months beginning January 1, 2027, so coverage will change more often. Qualigenix will add renewal dates to each patient's eligibility record.
Since 2026, Medicaid managed care plans and Medicare Advantage plans must decide urgent prior authorization requests within 72 hours and standard requests within 7 calendar days. Qualigenix submits requests with the clinical records each plan asks for, tracks each one against those deadlines, and holds the claim until the authorization number is on file.
Fee-for-service Medicaid claims go through eMedNY, which expects claims within 90 days of the date of service. Commercial filing defaults, prompt-pay timelines and patient billing protections apply statewide, and our page on New York RCM rules covers them in detail.
These are company-wide figures across Qualigenix client practices, not New York-only results.

Qualigenix takes over a New York practice's revenue cycle in four steps, live by day 6 on average.
An onboarding call covers your current billing setup, payer mix and denial trends, so the first fixes go where revenue is leaking most.
We set up access inside your existing EHR and connect to the payer portals your Medicaid plans and commercial insurers use.
Open claims, unapplied payments and stale patient balances are sorted before new work starts, so nothing old gets lost.
New claims start flowing, and older A/R is worked in parallel.
Independent clinics and specialty practices in Queens trust Qualigenix for dedicated claim support.
The people who check eligibility also work your denials, so a front-desk error found at payment gets fixed at the front desk.
Qualigenix works in 133 EMR and EHR platforms. Your staff keeps the system they know, and no records move.
Collections, denial rate, days in A/R and underpayments are reported by payer each month, so you can see which plan is slowing your cash.
Practices go live in 6 days on average, with older A/R worked alongside new claims from the first week.
Frequently asked questions about our setup and support in Queens.
Qualigenix runs revenue cycle management for independent practices in Queens across 38+ specialties and all payers. When comparing companies, ask whether one team owns every stage or whether eligibility, billing and denials are split across vendors. A revenue cycle specialist can walk you through our model.
It covers eligibility and benefits checks, prior authorizations, medical coding, claim submission, payment posting, denial management, A/R follow-up and credentialing. All eight run as one workflow inside your current EHR.
Yes. Qualigenix submits authorization requests to New York City Medicaid plans, Medicare Advantage plans and commercial insurers, tracks each against the plan's decision deadline, and holds claims until the authorization is on file. Talk to a specialist about your specialty's authorization volume.
Medicaid claims go to the patient's managed care plan or to eMedNY for fee-for-service, each within its filing window. Traditional Medicare claims go to National Government Services, and dual-eligible members' Medicaid Advantage Plus plans are billed directly.
Clean claims go out within days, unpaid claims get daily follow-up, and denials are corrected at the root cause. Across clients, days in A/R dropped from 54 to 36. Your monthly report tracks your own figure.
Qualigenix charges a percentage of collections, so our fee follows what your practice collects. The exact percentage depends on your specialty, volume and payer mix, and a revenue cycle specialist can quote it after a review.
No. What matters is whether the team knows your patients' plans, tracks every filing and authorization deadline, and reports results by payer. Qualigenix works inside your existing EHR and payer portals, so your staff's routine doesn't change.