Technology
Your systems, tested end to end.
Professional billing depends on a record, a claim file, and a remit. Relibill runs in the EHR and practice-management system the practice already uses, proves a round trip, and keeps a person on every exception.
EHR and practice management
The signed note and the charge live in the practice's system of record. Billing uses the exports, screens, and standard transactions that system already supports.
Clearinghouse
837 claims go out. 277 acknowledgements and 835 remits come back once enrollment is in place. Clearinghouse acceptance confirms the file; payment still follows payer adjudication.
Eligibility and edits
270/271 checks and pre-submission edits catch data problems before the claim leaves. Medical necessity stays with the note and the payer policy.
Denial patterns
Reason codes are grouped so a repeating eligibility denial shows up as a count, not only as a single large appeal.
Analytics
Reports reconcile to the billing system. Formulas sit next to the numbers so the practice can read the same measure that billing uses.
Assistive tools
Tools may sort or summarize. A person accepts anything that changes a code, a balance, or a submission before it becomes a claim.
Security expectations
Engagements that handle protected health information use a business associate agreement, unique logins, role-based access, encryption in transit, and an audit trail of who touched a record. Incident questions go to the practice's designated contact. Read the privacy policy for what the marketing site itself collects.