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Medical Billing Services in New York

Medical billing for New York practices — NGS Medicare, eMedNY and Medicaid managed care, and a commercial market split between downstate and upstate Blue plans.

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New York Billing

New York Billing Changes Across the State

New York practices face one of the most fragmented payer markets in the country. Downstate, Empire BCBS, EmblemHealth, Healthfirst, MetroPlus and Fidelis Care are common; upstate, Excellus BCBS and Highmark play a bigger role. Medicare Part B claims go to National Government Services (NGS), and most Medicaid members are enrolled in managed care plans.

Fee-for-service Medicaid claims are processed through eMedNY, the New York State Department of Health’s claims system, and Medicaid pharmacy benefits are handled separately through NYRx. Getting the plan, product and payer ID right on every claim is the first step to getting paid in New York.

What we handle for New York practices

  • eMedNY Medicaid fee-for-service claims
  • Medicaid managed care and HARP plan billing
  • Medicare Part B claims with NGS (Jurisdiction K)
  • NY Medicaid enrollment and managed care credentialing
  • Downstate and upstate commercial plan rules
  • Prompt-pay follow-up under New York insurance law
Payer Landscape

New York Payers We Work With

Payer typeIn New YorkWhat it means for billing
Medicare Part BNational Government Services, Jurisdiction KNGS LCDs and appeal process apply
Medicaid fee-for-serviceNY Medicaid via eMedNYETIN, enrollment and eMedNY claim rules
Medicaid managed careMainstream managed care, HARP and other plansPlan-specific credentialing, authorizations and claims
Commercial downstateEmpire BCBS, EmblemHealth, Healthfirst, MetroPlus, FidelisDifferent networks and payer IDs by product
Commercial upstateExcellus BCBS, Highmark, MVP and national plansRegional plan rules and fee schedules

Payer programs and contractors change over time; we confirm current rules for each claim.

Services

Our Services for New York Practices

Medical Billing

Clean claims, posting and follow-up for every New York payer.

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Credentialing

NY Medicaid, managed care plans, NGS and downstate and upstate commercial payers.

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Denial Management

Denials from Medicare, NY Medicaid and commercial plans worked to resolution.

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A/R Recovery

Aged claims worked before payer filing limits close.

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Eligibility & Prior Auth

Coverage and authorization checks before visits.

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Full RCM

End-to-end revenue cycle management with monthly KPIs.

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FAQ

Medical Billing in New York: Common Questions

Do you provide medical billing services across New York State?

Yes. We support practices in New York City, Long Island, Westchester, the Hudson Valley, Albany, Rochester, Buffalo and across the state, working remotely in your systems.

What is eMedNY?

eMedNY is the New York State Medicaid claims processing system run for the Department of Health. Fee-for-service Medicaid claims are submitted and tracked through it; managed care plans process their own claims.

Who is the Medicare contractor for New York?

National Government Services (NGS) is the Medicare Administrative Contractor for Part A and Part B in New York (Jurisdiction K).

Does New York have a prompt-pay law?

Yes. New York insurance law sets deadlines for insurers to pay or deny clean claims and requires interest on late payments in many cases. We track payment timing and follow up when payers miss their deadlines.

HIPAA and your data: AccMed RCM works inside HIPAA-compliant workflows, signs a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) before we touch any patient data, and gives each team member only the access their job needs. Please do not send patient details through website forms or plain email — we will set up a secure channel once we start working together.

Get Paid Faster by New York Payers

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