Best DME Billing Software for Providers in 2026
- Medical Billing
- OneMed Billing
When claims sit in AR too long, cash flow takes the hit, staff time gets absorbed chasing them, and a share end up written off simply because nobody got to them in time.
Our specialists work claims every day by identifying stalled accounts, reworking denied claims, following up with payers, and keeping reimbursement moving without adding work to your internal team.
Illustrative. AR only moves in the direction you work it.
An AR queue does not resolve itself over time. As claims age, they become harder to collect, and once filing or appeal deadlines pass, recovery may no longer be possible. Many teams focus first on newer claims because they are faster to resolve, which is why the oldest balances often remain untouched.
This is an illustration of the general pattern. Actual recovery rates depend on the payer, the denial reason, and the contract terms. Filing and appeal deadlines vary widely, and some are much shorter than practices expect.
Aging isn’t just a reporting category. Each bucket needs a different action and carries a different level of risk.
Normal adjudication. Watched for anything that hasn’t acknowledged or has gone quiet early.
Active payer contact begins on schedule, before a claim starts looking like everyone else’s problem.
Standard follow-up has failed. Claims are escalated and the underlying reason is identified rather than re-chased.
Raised to payer supervisors or medical directors, with the documentation assembled to support the case.
We focus first on the highest-value claims still within filing or appeal deadlines and flag the ones that are no longer recoverable.
Follow-up across all aging buckets, from recent submissions to claims 120 days overdue.
Worklists built and prioritised by payer, so follow-up matches each one’s process rather than treating them all alike.
Whatever that payer actually responds to. Portal-only follow-up is where a lot of claims stall unnoticed.
Denied claims in AR are reprocessed, corrected or appealed rather than left aging as unpaid balances.
When standard follow-up stops working, claims are escalated rather than re-called into the same queue.
You see what moved, what did not, and what is nearing a deadline every week, not just at month end.
Each call, portal check and escalation logged, so the history of a claim is always reconstructable.
Where a claim needs a formal appeal rather than follow-up, it moves to Appeal Management; where a denial pattern is driving the aging, Denial Management addresses the cause.
A structured approach that shortens the time between submission and payment.
Your aging report is loaded and split by bucket, so the oldest and highest-risk claims are visible immediately.
We confirm how each payer actually responds, whether through a portal, by phone, or in writing, before spending time on the wrong follow-up channel.
Calls, portal checks and written follow-ups begin on a schedule matched to that payer’s timelines.
Every response recorded against the claim, including reference numbers and who said what.
The claim is moved forward rather than simply re-checked, with denials routed to the right workflow.
Resolution recorded and reported back, so aging comes down visibly rather than anecdotally.
We work as an extension of your billing team, whether you manage claims in-house or through a third-party vendor. Our team accesses your billing platform securely by VPN or credentialed access, communicates through daily status updates, and shares custom reports in whatever format you already use.
Every payer contact and escalation is logged with full traceability, so you have a clear record of what was done on each claim and when it happened.
Every call, portal check and escalation logged.
BAA signed before access is granted.
Whether you run multiple providers, specialties, or locations, we scale without losing timelines or payer-specific nuance.
Commercial, Medicare and Medicaid, plus specialty billing including DME, infusion and behavioral health.
Assigned agents with payer-specific expertise who track denial patterns rather than working each claim cold.
Consistent follow-up and documentation under HIPAA, with a BAA executed before any access is granted.
If your AR is growing but collections aren’t, the missing piece is usually dedicated time rather than better software.
| Capability | In-house staff | Software only | OneMed Billing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manual payer follow-up | Limited by workload | No | Yes |
| Dedicated AR team | Rare | No | Yes |
| Denial analysis and action | Partial | None | Full |
| Rebilling and correction | Inconsistent | No | Yes |
| Escalation and appeals | Limited | No | Yes |
| Tracking and reporting | Basic | None | Detailed |
| Metric | Before OneMed | After OneMed |
|---|---|---|
| Average AR days | 56+ | 32 |
| Claims resolved within 60 days | 63% | 89% |
| Monthly collection rate | 78% | 94% |
| Write-offs due to no follow-up | High | Under 3% |
“Our AR had piled up over months. After bringing OneMed in, we saw a jump in collections within 45 days. Their team is consistent and professional.”— Revenue Cycle Manager, Multi-Provider Clinic
Representative results across onboarded practices. Actual outcomes vary by specialty, payer mix, and starting AR position.
Send us your aging report. We’ll show you what’s still recoverable in each bucket, which claims are closest to their filing windows, and what your 120+ bucket is actually worth.
Thank you. A member of our team will review your information and be in touch within one business day. We look forward to showing you what your practice should be collecting.
Absolutely. We identify which claims are salvageable and take quick action to recover revenue before timely filing limits expire.
We work claims based on payer timelines — typically every 7 to 10 business days unless urgent
Yes. We work across all aging buckets, including claims over 120 days old..
We securely connect through VPN, RDP, or shared access — whatever setup you’re comfortable with.
Yes. We share daily claim updates, weekly AR aging reports, and monthly recovery summaries.