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Why should you outsource your medical billing to us?

We have a few reasons below…

 

We can help save you money!

In-House Billing
Solo Practice/Individual Provider
Monthly In-House Cost Granite Medical Billing Cost
Employee Salary (per employee)
$20 per hour X 40 hours per week = $800
$800 X 52 weeks = $41,600

$41,600 / 12 months = $3,466
$3,466 = one month gross pay
$3,466.00 6% of Average of $30,000 (example)
Net Receivables from Insurance
$1,800 per month per physician or practice
Medical Benefits
Average PPO plan $400.00 (26 - 36 yrs of age)
(50%) Employers portion of dues
$200.00 NONE
Sick Leave
This depends on your state's labor laws.
Paid Sick Time NONE
Vacation Leave
Based on a one-week paid Vacation per year
Paid Vacation NONE
Retirement Plan 401K
Based on 3% Employer Contribution per month
$103.98 NONE
Workers' Compensation
Based on $0.98 per $100.00 (example) on payroll
$33.96 NONE
Payroll Taxes (Estimated)
14.5% gross wages
7.25% Employer Tax Due
Social Security, Medicare, State Unemployment
$251.28 NONE
Practice Management Software
Average cost for monthly model (depending on software)
$300 per provider or practice per month
$300.00 NONE
Electronic Claims Submission Fee
@ $0.50 per claim line
Based on 60% of the total monthly claims
(est. 500 claims/provider)
$100.00 $80/month clearinghouse fee
Paper Claims (Cost of Supplies & Postage)
@ $0.55 per claim
Based on 30% of the total monthly claims
(est. 500 claims/provider
$82.50 NONE
Patient Statements
(Cost of Supplies & Postage)
@ $0.95 per statement
Estimate 50 per month
$47.50 NONE
TOTAL COST PER MONTH $4,585.22 $1,880.00
 
 
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Customized Billing Reports

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Timely preparation of Patient Statements

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Regular Updates on Payer Fee Schedules

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Data Entry of All Charges

 
 
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Payment Posting

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Submission of Paper and Electronic Claims

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Tracking and Following-Up on Denied Claims

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More Time to Focus on Patients

 
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