Why Choose Medical Billing Services for Small Practices?
Our medical billing services for small practices are designed to support solo providers, independent clinics, and growing healthcare groups with flexible revenue cycle solutions.
The Ashez Group provides medical billing for services for small practices that need reliable claims management, denial follow-up, A/R recovery, credentialing, and revenue cycle support without building a large in-house billing team.
Medical billing pricing depends on factors such as:specialty + monthly claim volume + payer mix + services included + billing complexity + existing A/RThe Ashez Group offers flexible billing arrangements, including collections-based and customized options.Your current homepage publicly states that collections-based plans start at 4%, with zero setup fees and no hidden costs.An Important Difference: Know What You're Paying a Percentage OfWhen comparing percentage-based medical billing companies, don't look only at the percentage.Ask:“Percentage of what?”A practice should understand whether the billing company's fee applies to insurance reimbursements, patient payments, old A/R, cash-pay services or other revenue.This is where we can explain TAG's pricing policy clearly.
Small Practice Billing Doesn't Need to Mean Generic Billing
A behavioral-health practice doesn't have the same revenue-cycle problems as a dermatology office.A psychiatrist doesn't necessarily have the same authorization workflow as a primary-care physician.That's why our billing support can be adapted around specialty-specific workflows.The Ashez Group supports medical billing across numerous specialties, including:Behavioral Health | Psychiatry | Primary Care | Family Medicine | Internal Medicine | Dermatology | Cardiology | Chiropractic | Physical Therapy | Podiatry | Gastroenterology | Nephrology | General Surgery | Telemedicine | and more.
Does the company actively work denials or merely resubmit claims?
How often will outstanding A/R be followed?
Who handles payer calls and appeals?
Will you retain access to your billing and financial data?
What reports will you receive?
Does the company understand your specialty?
How will patient and protected health information be handled?
Does pricing include setup or minimum fees?
Can the company work with your existing EHR/PM system?
Does it provide credentialing, eligibility or prior authorization if you need them?