Frequently asked questions about medical billing services

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about our services.

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Yes we can! Since most transactions occur securely over fax, by computer via our secure One Drive system online and/or by e-mail ([email protected]), RUE can serve clients located anywhere in the U.S. Our toll free number is (800) 823-9086. You may also visit our contact us page to request someone to contact you directly. Currently we have office locations in Colorado and Georgia.

Yes we may! We are able to send patient/client statements after you/we have received primary and secondary insurance payments and there is a remaining balance, or for claims that were justifiably denied for reimbursement. We will also follow up with patients/clients on outstanding balances less than 90 days, sending up to three statements out to the patient/client as reminders of a balance due to you. Please note: we do not "collect" on patient/client balances — see the next question for details on accounts over 90 days.

By processing claims electronically, reimbursement times average approximately three (3) weeks. If a claim has to be submitted on paper and mailed to the insurance carrier, processing times may extend to approximately four (4) to five (5) weeks. Most states have laws that restrict the time-frame in which insurance carriers must respond on the status of claims received. According to most state laws, insurance carriers have a maximum of 30 days to respond to "clean" claims received electronically and 45 days for "clean" claims received by paper (this includes claims faxed in). Normally a response will be an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) showing payment or non-payment, with a notation of why the claim was denied, or it may be a request for further information to complete processing.

Our fees are based upon your office needs. Our goal is to provide superior, quality customer support at affordable, cost-effective rates. Our fees can vary depending on your practice type, size and volume, as well as the services you need us to provide for you. In most cases we do advise clients that if they are desiring to outsource their billing and coding services to any billing company, they should anticipate being able to afford services equal to payment of at least one full-time employee, minus the costs for taxes, insurance and other regular W-2 employee-related expenditures.

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