Full Service Claim Management

Alta Medical Management continuously measures, audits, analyzes and improves all key areas that impact your clinic's financial performance. Our culture is focused on continual, relentless improvement to increase payment and speed reimbursement for our clients.

You code your visits and we take care of the rest.

Our services include:

GE Centricity Software and Support
Software implementation and training
Ongoing clinic staff software training
Charge/data input
Electronic and paper insurance claim submission
Posting of EOB’s and patient payments
Denial and rejection management
Secondary insurance submission
Generating and sending patient statements
Posting secondary and patient payments
Handling all patient billing inquiries


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Internal Medicine Practice in Western US
This busy internal medicine practice was having a hard time making ends meet despite having over 10 highly utilized providers. Alta Medical assessed how Centricity was being run and found highly inefficient workflows and, as a result, claims not being posted and worked in a timely manner. Alta also found many claims being inappropriately written […]
Retina Surgery Practice in Southwest US
Alta has partnered with this practice since 2007. During that time the practice has experienced unprecedented growth – opening new locations and nearly doubling the number of physicians. Despite reduced reimbursements for some procedures, collections have increased over 8.1% and Days in A/R have been reduced by 33%. Partnering with Alta Medical Management has allowed […]
Cardiology Practice in Southwest US
Before working with Alta Medical Management, this cardiology practice experienced three classic symptoms of a sick billing department: 1. The practice had inconsistent collections even during times of consistent production and charges. 2. The physicians were troubled by the billing department’s lack of answers to direct reimbursement questions. 3. The overall collection percentage was lower […]