Medical Billing Services
Clear, accountable medical billing solutions for U.S. healthcare providers that uncover lost revenue and deliver predictable cash flow nationwide.
A Proven, Reliable Medical Billing Partner
At Seventure Flow, our focused, expert team has grown into a trusted partner for U.S. healthcare providers over the past decade.
Guided by leaders with extensive hands-on experience, we handle payer policies, coding, and compliance with care and precision consistently maintaining a 99.1% claim approval rate.
Our mission is to provide HIPAA-compliant medical billing for U.S. practices that protects your revenue, increases reimbursements, and keeps your practice running smoothly.
Our Approach
is Thoughtful About
Who We Partner With
We believe: "Effective Medical Billing Begins with the Right Partner". That's why we work with facilities that maintain organized operations, precise documentation, and transparent communication.
Building on these strengths, we apply our expertise to streamline billing and ensure reimbursements are accurate and timely.
Five Essential Factors We Evaluate Before Accepting a Project
Before partnering with a facility, our team performs a thorough assessment of five key areas:
Why Seventure Flow is the
Right Choice
for Your Medical Billing?
Our focus goes beyond simply submitting claims and increasing revenue. Seventure Flow’s experienced medical billing specialists take time to understand your workflows, payer mix, and documentation standards. Our billing processes remain fully transparent, with real-time updates, so you always have visibility into your claim status.
Faster Claim Approval
With a 99.1% claim approval rate, we help ensure most claims are paid on first submission, reducing delays and unnecessary rework.
Reduced Denials
Through thorough pre-submission reviews and consistent follow-up, we maintain denial rates that remain below industry benchmarks.
Revenue Recovery
We assist in recovering additional revenue by identifying missed charges and correcting underpayments within your accounts.
Strict Regulatory Adherence
Our billing processes comply with HIPAA guidelines and payer-specific regulations, ensuring patient data remains secure and compliant.
EHR/EMR Compliance
We integrate seamlessly with over 75 EHR and EMR systems used by U.S. healthcare practices, supporting accuracy, efficiency, and uninterrupted billing workflows.
Specialty-based Expert Coding In 10+ Fields
Each specialty requires specific coding expertise. From family practice and cardiology to orthopedics, radiology, and behavioral health, Seventure Flow delivers expert coding support across 10+ specialties to ensure accuracy, compliance, and improved revenue outcomes.
Custom Medical Billing
Plans Built Around Your
Practice Needs
We do not believe in one-size-fits-all billing solutions. Each practice is different, so we review workflows, claim volumes, and documentation to build a custom plan that supports maximum revenue potential.
Request a free consultation today and let us create a roadmap aligned with your specific practice needs.
Trusted by Hundreds of Practices Nationwide
99.9%
Claim Approval Rate
8–12%
Revenue Recovery
<1%
Denial Rate
75+
EHR/EMR Compatible
10+
Specialties Served
500+
Satisfied Clients
24/7
U.S.-Based Support
Frequently Asked Questions
What is medical billing service and how does it work?
Medical billing service is the process of managing healthcare claims so healthcare providers can receive timely payment for their services. The process begins when a medical biller gathers patient information and assigns medical codes for the diagnosis and treatment provided. This information is then submitted as an insurance claim, following strict HIPAA compliance. The billing service then tracks each claim through the revenue cycle, manages rejections or denials, and works to secure timely insurance reimbursement.
What are the two most common types of medical billing?
The two most common types of medical billing are professional billing and institutional billing. Professional billing refers to the process of billing for services provided by individual healthcare providers, such as doctors, specialists, or other clinicians using the CMS-1500 form. Institutional billing is used by hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities to bill for services, equipment, and supplies, typically using the UB-04 (CMS-1450) form. Professional billing focuses more on outpatient and provider-specific claims, while institutional billing covers a broader range of inpatient and facility-based services.
How much do medical billing services charge?
Medical billing service costs vary depending on your practice size, specialty, claim volume, and the complexity of services. Most providers charge a percentage of the collected revenue typically between 4% and 9% while some offer a flat monthly fee ranging from $500 to $1,500. Medical billing service for smaller practices with lower claim volumes may benefit from flat-rate billing, whereas high-volume practices often find percentage-based pricing more cost-effective. Some medical billing service companies may charge setup fees, clearinghouse fees, or additional costs for patient collections. When comparing providers, always consider not just the price but also the accuracy rate, compliance expertise, and turnaround time, as these directly impact your cash flow.
Why should medical billing service be outsourced?
Outsourcing your medical billing service allows you to save time, reduce costs, and focus more on patient care instead of complex administrative tasks. A professional medical billing service provider has expertise, updated knowledge of billing regulations, and access to advanced billing software that helps maximize claim approvals and minimize errors. By outsourcing, you avoid the overhead costs of hiring and training in-house billing staff, while gaining a dedicated team that works efficiently to handle coding, claim submission, and follow-ups. It also keeps you compliant with healthcare laws and insurance requirements, reducing the risk of costly mistakes.
What is the difference between Medical Billing and Revenue Cycle Management (RCM)?
Medical billing and Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) are closely related, but they are not the same. Medical billing is a specific step in the healthcare payment process which focuses on preparing, submitting, and following up on insurance claims to ensure providers get paid for their services. In contrast, Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) is a broader, end-to-end process that covers the entire financial journey of a patient from appointment scheduling and insurance verification to billing, payment posting, and handling denials.