Why Beeline
Why outsource medical billing?
Outsourcing hands your billing to a team that does nothing else. Weigh it against keeping it in-house with your own numbers, then see what working with Beeline looks like.
In-house or outsourced, in your numbers
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In-house billing costs you
$59,850
a year, leaving out cover for leave, and hiring and training when someone moves on.
- Break-even
- Outsourcing costs less than your team at any rate under 8.3% of collections.
In-house or outsourced
What changes when you outsource
The same work either way. What differs is who does it, what happens when they’re away, and how you pay for it.
- Who does the work
- In-houseYour own staff, alongside whatever else lands on their desk.
- OutsourcedA billing team, split by stage: coding, claims, denials, A/R and posting.
- Leave and turnover
- In-houseWhen your biller is away or leaves, claims wait until someone covers or is hired and trained.
- OutsourcedThe work belongs to a team, so it carries on when one person is out.
- Code and payer changes
- In-houseYour staff keep up with each year’s code sets and every payer’s policy updates.
- OutsourcedKeeping current is the billing team’s job, across every practice it works for.
- Software
- In-houseYou pay for the clearinghouse and any billing tools on top of your practice system.
- OutsourcedThe team works in your practice system; ask who pays for the clearinghouse.
- What you see
- In-houseWhatever reports your staff have time to pull.
- OutsourcedRegular reports on claims, collections, denials and A/R.
- How you pay
- In-houseSalaries, benefits and software, whether claims are paid or not.
- OutsourcedUsually a share of what is collected, so the cost moves with your revenue.
Working with Beeline
What working with Beeline looks like
One person who knows your practice
Each practice has a dedicated account manager who understands its specialty, its workflow and its goals.The whole revenue cycle, or the part you need
Nine services from eligibility checks to reporting: hand over all of it, or only the stages that are slipping.Your specialty’s rules
Every specialty has its own codes, payer rules and pitfalls, and its own page that shows them.Reports you can read
Claims, collections, denials and A/R in plain reports, so you always know where your practice stands.
Pricing
How Beeline is paid
Simple terms: our fee moves with your collections, and you are never locked in.
A share of what we collect
Beeline is paid a small percentage of the collections it brings in: when you get paid, so do we.
No long-term contract
You stay because of the results, not a contract.
Start with a free look
A free consultation and billing audit show where your revenue stands before you agree to anything.
Free consultation
Switching
How switching to Beeline works
Two free steps, then you decide.
A free consultation
Tell us about your practice, your payers and what is slipping. No patient information needed.A free billing audit
We look at your summary reports and show you where revenue is being lost.You decide
Hand over the whole revenue cycle, only the stages that are slipping, or nothing at all.
Before you choose
Six questions to ask any billing company
Whoever you talk to, these are the answers that tell you how they will handle your revenue.
Tick each one as you ask it. Ask us all six in your free consultation.
See what your billing would look like with Beeline.
Start with a free consultation: no patient information, no commitment.
Free consultation