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HIPAA compliant · BAA before any PHI

A medical billing company that shows you the numbers

Fewer denials, faster reimbursements, and a clear view of where your revenue is going. We handle billing, coding, credentialing and A/R so your team can stay with patients.

No cost, no obligation. BAA signed before we look at anything.

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98%

First-pass clean claim rate

  • HIPAA compliant
  • BAA with every client
  • AAPC-certified coders
  • SOC 2 in progress
First-pass clean claim rate
98%

First-pass clean claim rate

Average days in A/R
<30

Average days in A/R

Denial rate across our book
4%

Denial rate across our book

Practices billed for
20+

Practices billed for

The problem

You are probably not losing money in one place

Denials nobody has time to rework

Most denied claims are recoverable, and a large share are never touched. Not through neglect, but because reworking one takes as long as filing a new one and the new ones keep arriving.

A/R that quietly ages out

Claims past 90 days rarely get worked, because today’s submissions are always more urgent. By the time someone looks, timely filing has passed and the money is gone for good.

Undercoding that never shows up

A visit coded below what the documentation supported pays cleanly, so it never appears in a report. It is the most expensive error in billing precisely because it is invisible.

Where the money leaks

Every denial worked, and the cause fixed upstream

Reworking a denial without tagging why it happened means you will rework the same denial next month. We group every one by root cause, by payer, and send the pattern back to the front of the cycle.

  • Denials worked within 48 hours, not when there is time
  • Root cause tagged by payer and reason code
  • Written clinical appeals where medical necessity is the issue
  • The pattern reported to you monthly, whether it flatters us or not
A physician at her desk in a practice, claim paperwork and a laptop in front of her

Getting started

What actually happens if you sign

No mystery onboarding. Here is the sequence and roughly how long each step takes.

  1. 1

    Free 90-day audit

    We sign a BAA, look at 90 days of your claims, and tell you what is recoverable. You see the number before you commit to anything.

  2. 2

    Agreement and access

    A month-to-month agreement, then read and write access to your existing PM and EHR. No migration, no new software for your staff.

  3. 3

    Cleanup sprint

    We work your existing aged A/R first. This is usually where the first recovered dollars show up, inside 45 days.

  4. 4

    First claims out

    Two to three weeks from signature, we are submitting. Daily charge entry, daily posting, denials worked within 48 hours.

  5. 5

    Monthly numbers

    A call with your collection ratio, clean claim rate, A/R aging and denial mix in front of both of us.

Specialties

Billed by people who know your specialty

Coders are assigned by specialty, not rotated. The modifier and bundling traps are specific enough that general experience is not enough.

Not listed? We bill across most outpatient specialties. Ask us about yours.

Free practice audit

Find out what 90 days of claims is actually costing you

We analyse your coding accuracy, claim submission, payment patterns and denials, then give you a written number for what is recoverable. No cost, no obligation, and a BAA signed before anything changes hands.

  • Your real first-pass clean claim rate, not the one in your PM dashboard
  • Denials grouped by root cause, so you can see the pattern
  • Recoverable dollars sitting in your aged A/R buckets
  • Undercoding found by re-coding a sample of your own notes
  • A written summary you keep whether or not you work with us

Who works on your account

You should know who is billing for you

Most billing companies will not tell you who works on your account. We will. Ask on the first call and we will tell you exactly who would be assigned to yours, with their credentials and the specialties they cover.

A billing team reviewing accounts and reports together in an office

Questions practice owners ask us first

How much does outsourced medical billing cost?

We charge a percentage of net collections, so the fee tracks what you actually get paid rather than what was billed. The rate depends on specialty, claim volume and average claim value. There is no setup fee and the agreement is month to month.

Do we have to switch practice management software?

No. We work inside the PM and EHR you already run. Switching systems is a separate decision and usually an unnecessary one.

How long until we see a difference?

The aged A/R cleanup typically produces visible recovery within 45 days. Clean claim rate and denial rate move over two to three months as the upstream fixes take hold.

What happens to our current billing staff?

Most practices move them to front-desk, patient-facing or authorisation work rather than letting them go. The billing burden leaves, the person stays if you want them to.

Are you HIPAA compliant?

Yes. A business associate agreement is signed before any protected health information changes hands, including during the free audit. Access is role-limited and logged.

What size practice do you work with?

Solo providers through mid-size groups. The smaller the practice, the more of the owner’s own time billing eats, which is usually why they call.

See what your practice is leaving on the table.

We look at 90 days of your claims data and tell you what is recoverable. No cost, no obligation, BAA signed before anything changes hands.

  • Recoverable dollars in your aged A/R, as a number
  • Denials grouped by root cause, ranked by value
  • A written summary you keep either way

Prefer to talk? (301) 786-0552

Or email info@asesormd.com

Get your free 90-day audit

No cost, no obligation. We reply within one business day.

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Specialty
Monthly collections
Claims over 90 days in A/R

Your information stays with our billing team and is covered by a BAA before any PHI changes hands.