Audiences
Built for billing companies. Useful to everyone in the operation.
The medical billing company is the customer we designed for: one tenant, many client practices, clean walls between them. Practices that bill for themselves use the same platform as their own tenant, with the same claims, denials, A/R and patient-pay tools. Browse by organization type — billing companies, offshore teams, U.S. firms — or by role for billers, supervisors, practice managers, solo providers and accountants. Each audience page shows the day-to-day work and what usually hurts without a shared workbench. MEDBIX is not an EHR or charting tool, and it is not for teams that want AI to submit claims with no human review. If that sounds like your operation, pick an audience below or book a demo with sample data.
Organizations
By type of operation
Medical billing companies
Run every client practice from one workbench. Claims, denials, A/R and patient pay sit under your company account with clean walls between clients. Supervisors see what's waiting; billers work prioritized queues; accountants post remittance once. Nothing reaches a payer until someone on your team approves it — so accountability is built in, not hunted down in chat threads.
Offshore billing teams
Structure and accountability across time zones.
US-based billing firms
Premium service, backed by a premium system.
Practice managers
Run billing for your own practice like a pro.
Solo providers
Professional billing tools for a practice of one.
People
By role in the team
Same system, different lenses. Each role page shows a day in the work.
Not a fit
Who MEDBIX is not for
- ×Clinicians looking for an EHR or charting tool
- ×Teams that want AI to submit claims with no human review
- ×Organizations that need live Epic / Cerner / athena integration today
Claims, eligibility and remittance run on US EDI standards through a US clearinghouse. Other countries: talk to us before planning a rollout.
Companies
Built for the billing company as the customer.
Multi-practice tenancy, role separation and an approval gate that makes sense when you answer to client practices for every claim.
- One company account, many practices
- Walls enforced in the database
- Queues scoped to assigned practices
Roles
Different jobs, same system.
Billers, supervisors and accountants each get a page that shows a day in the work — not a generic feature dump.
- Day-in-the-life for each role
- Outcomes tied to how the work changes
- Features filtered to what that role uses
Fit check
Clear on who MEDBIX is not for.
Not an EHR. Not autonomous claim submission. Not live Epic/Cerner/athena today. Saying that early saves everyone a meeting.
- US EDI clearinghouse path today
- FHIR ingest in demo form
- Talk to us before non-US rollouts
Next step
Pick the audience page that matches how you work.
Or skip ahead — a demo covers whichever seat you sit in, with sample data and your payer questions.
- Offshore and US firm pages
- Practice managers and solo providers
- Finance-focused accountant view
Common questions
Is MEDBIX an EHR?
No. MEDBIX is a revenue cycle and medical billing platform. It can take in billing-relevant data from EHRs, but it doesn't do clinical charting, prescriptions or labs.
Does the AI submit claims automatically?
No. AI agents suggest codes, explain scrub findings and propose denial fixes. A person on your team has to review and approve every claim before it goes to the clearinghouse.
Who can see our data?
Your billing company is the tenant. Practices under you are separated by permissions, and other billing companies can't see your data at all, because PostgreSQL row-level security enforces it.
Can a solo practice use it?
Yes. A solo practice onboards as its own tenant, with the provider or office manager as the tenant admin.
Which clearinghouse do you use?
Stedi, a modern JSON clearinghouse API, for eligibility (270/271), claims (837) and remittance (835).
Want to walk MEDBIX against your real claim mix?
Thirty minutes with sample data. We'll follow one claim through the gate, then talk about your payers, practices and where the rework hurts today.
Notes from the billing floor
Occasional, practical writing on denials, A/R and running a billing company. No spam, unsubscribe any time.