First Pass Claim Acceptance
Average Reduction in Denials
Claims Handled Every Month
Connecticut Practices Served



| What Matters to Your Practice | National Billing Vendor | Connecticut MedBill |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Dozens of states | Connecticut only |
| Your Point of Contact | Shared call center | One assigned account manager |
| Payer Knowledge | Generalized national rules | Connecticut specific payer requirements |
| Onboarding | Same process for every client | Customized to your specialty |
| Support | Ticket queue | Direct line to your billing team |




A patient covered in one month can lose eligibility the next, and most front desks have no way to know without rechecking every time.
A billing process built on a generic national template misses this regularly.
and many practices still run into trouble with place of service codes and payer specific telehealth requirements.
based on industry benchmarking consistent with MGMA reporting, with higher rates common in physical therapy and behavioral health billing specifically.


| Term | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Charge Capture | Recording every billable service before a claim is built |
| Revenue Leakage | Money lost from services billed incorrectly or never billed at all |
| Clearinghouse | The system that routes claims between your practice and the payer |
| Payer Enrollment | The process of getting a provider approved to bill a specific insurer |
| Aging Buckets | Unpaid claims grouped by how long they've been outstanding |
| First Pass Acceptance Rate | The percentage of claims paid without correction or resubmission |
| Net Collection Rate | The share of allowed revenue your practice actually collects |
| Days in A/R | The average number of days it takes to collect on a claim |
System access, credentialing review, and clearinghouse connections are established.
Test claims run through the system, workflows are checked, and your staff is brought up to speed.
Live claims go out, payments start posting, and monthly reporting begins.








Your staff can stay as involved as you'd like. Many practices prefer to hand patient billing questions off to us entirely; others keep some in house.
860-255-1887
info@connecticutmedbill.com
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