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- Medical Billing
- OneMed Billing
When payments are posted late or incorrectly, it slows follow-up, skews your reports, and hides revenue problems until they’re too old to fix. A backlog of unposted remits isn’t just admin debt — it means nobody can tell you what has actually been collected.
Our team handles both manual and electronic remittances with precision: matching payments, entering adjustments, and flagging variances. You stay on top of collections, reduce unposted revenue, and see problems while there’s still time to act on them.
act while it matters
You can’t follow up on a problem you haven’t recorded yet.
A remittance doesn’t just carry money. It carries the payer’s explanation: what they allowed, what they took off and why, what belongs to the patient, and what should move to secondary. Post it as a single total and the cash lands correctly while the entire explanation is discarded — which is how a contractual underpayment ends up looking exactly like a payment in full.
amount kept — the other four discarded
An underpayment is indistinguishable from payment in fullvariance flagged · patient split clean · secondary routed · denial tagged
Every shortfall is visible, and every write-off has a reason attachedIdentifying an underpayment requires knowing the expected contractual rate. Where fee schedules or contracted rates are available to load, every payment is checked against that benchmark; where they aren’t, we flag on payer pattern instead and tell you which basis was used.
Each carries a different downstream consequence — which is why they’re recorded separately.
What actually landed, matched to the right patient, claim and date of service.
What the payer agreed the service was worth — the number a contractual variance is measured against.
Why the rest wasn’t paid, kept in the payer’s own reason codes so write-offs stay analysable.
Separated cleanly, so statements are accurate and nobody is billed for a contractual adjustment.
Identified and routed onward, rather than sitting as an unexplained balance in A/R.
From ERA to EOB, we handle every detail so your billing team can stay focused on recovery and reporting.
Electronic remittances and paper EOBs posted with accurate line-item detail, so the record matches what the payer actually said.
Entered as distinct events rather than netted away, which keeps your ledger explainable months later.
Cleanly separated at posting, so statements are correct and no patient is billed for a contractual adjustment.
Balances that belong to a secondary payer are identified and moved on, instead of ageing quietly in AR.
Every batch balanced against deposit totals and logged, so the numbers hold up when someone audits them.
Payments below the expected contractual amount are flagged for follow-up rather than absorbed as a write-off.
We post with discipline, each step focused on clean data and fast turnaround.
Electronic remittances import from your clearinghouse; paper and scanned documents are handled securely from lockbox or mail.
Each payment tied to the correct patient, claim and DOS before anything is posted.
Amounts, allowed values and the payer’s own reason codes recorded line by line, not as a single total.
Remaining balance directed to the secondary payer or to patient responsibility, whichever the remit indicates.
Each batch balanced to the deposit, with daily logs and reconciliation summaries delivered to your team.
Variances, refunds and anything that doesn’t reconcile is raised with your billing team rather than quietly adjusted.
We work directly inside your billing platform — Athena, eClinicalWorks, Kareo, or a custom EHR — and post exactly as your in-house team would. ERA files are imported from clearinghouses, manual EOBs are processed with payer-specific coding, and scanned documents from lockbox or paper sources are handled securely.
Every posting batch is logged, and custom remittance reports can be delivered in whatever format your team already works with. No platform change, no new process to learn.
Three sources, one consistent posting standard.
Insurance payments posted
41Contractual adjustments
by reasonUnderpayment variance
flaggedRefund due
flaggedBatch balanced to deposit
yesYou get accurate numbers to decide on, not estimates. Refunds, reworks, and write-offs are all flagged so your team can act rather than discover them at month end.
Whether you post hundreds of claims a day or manage several payment sources at once, the team scales with you. Our posters are trained in payer-specific codes, contractual rules, and how to handle discrepancies professionally rather than absorbing them quietly.
Where a posted balance turns out to be a denial or an aged underpayment, it moves to the right team rather than sitting in AR. See Denial Management and AR Follow-Up.
Nothing stays in AR simply because nobody decided where it belonged.
Posting isn’t data entry. It’s the financial clarity that keeps collections strong and follow-up focused.
| Capability | In-house staff | Software only | OneMed Billing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manual EOB processing | Limited by capacity | No | Yes |
| Secondary balance handling | Often missed | No | Yes |
| Denial tagging during posting | Inconsistent | No | Yes |
| Batch reconciliation to deposit | Basic | No | Yes |
| Full visibility reporting | Low | None | High |
Accurate posting keeps collections visible, balances properly routed, and follow-up focused on the accounts that need action.
Outcomes depend on your payer mix, volume, and starting backlog — but the direction is consistent.
Stated qualitatively on purpose — see the note below on why the figures currently published for this service need replacing before they’re used.
“OneMed brought structure and accuracy to our posting. Now we know what’s paid, what’s pending, and what needs action, without chasing down old batches.”— RCM Manager, Multispecialty Clinic
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Send us a recent posting period. We’ll show you what’s sitting unposted, which write-offs were taken without a reason attached, and whether any payments came in under contracted rates.
We'll reply within one business day to scope it with your team.
We balance each batch against deposit totals and provide detailed reports with any discrepancies flagged.
Yes. We post all types of payments and clearly separate patient responsibility.
We typically post ERAs within 24 to 48 hours of receipt.
Absolutely. We support manual posting from physical documents or scanned PDFs.
It is the process of recording insurance and patient payments in the billing system to keep accounts accurate and up to date.