Medical Billing Audit Services
Hidden billing issues quietly drain revenue every month. Underpayments, silent denials, coding gaps, and stalled AR often go unnoticed because reports look "fine" on the surface. Medix Revenue Group's Free Medical Billing Audit is designed to uncover exactly where money is being lost and how to recover it.
This is not a generic overview. It's a hands-on review of your real billing data, workflows, and payer performance, delivered with clear findings and actionable next steps by our experienced auditing team.
About Medix Revenue Group Medical Billing Audit Services
Many audits rely on surface-level metrics or automated snapshots. As a specialized auditing company with years of experience in healthcare revenue operations, Medix Revenue Group goes deeper by combining data analysis with human review from medical coding and billing specialists.
Our billing audit services focus on how your revenue cycle actually operates across providers, locations, and payers so the findings reflect reality, not averages. Unlike a typical billing company that only manages submissions, we analyze the entire payment process to identify inefficiencies.
You receive insight that can be acted on immediately during the post audit phase, whether you stay with your current billing setup or choose to partner with Medix for ongoing medical billing services.
Why a Medical Billing Audit Matters
Most practices don't realize there's an issue until cash flow tightens and financial stability becomes compromised. By then, the root cause may be weeks or months old. Our comprehensive medical billing audit helps identify problems early through a structured auditing process, before they compound and impact your bottom line.
Common issues we uncover include:
Claims paid below contract rates
Claim denials caused by repeated clinical documentation or modifier errors
AR stuck in aging buckets without escalation
Provider-specific billing inconsistencies in claim submission
Missed charges and underreported services
CPT codes applied incorrectly or inconsistently
An audit gives leadership clarity, not assumptions, about the true state of your revenue cycle management.
What We Review During the Free Billing Audit
Claims & Payment Accuracy
We review paid claims to identify underpayments, write-offs, and reimbursement patterns that fall below expectations. Contract compliance and payer behavior are analyzed to detect silent revenue loss throughout the payment process. Our team examines coding and billing alignment to ensure proper reimbursement.
Denials & Rejections
We categorize by payer and review root causes of claim denials. Our auditing team identifies repeat errors tied to medical coding, clinical documentation, authorization issues, or provider workflows that increase denial risk during claim submission.
Accounts Receivable Aging
AR is analyzed by age, payer, and provider to uncover stalled balances and ineffective follow-up. We assess whether escalation processes are timely and consistent, examining how billing processes impact cash collection.
Coding & Charge Capture Trends
High-risk CPT codes, modifier usage, and clinical documentation gaps are reviewed to spot missed revenue and compliance exposure. This is especially critical for multi-provider clinics where coding and billing consistency directly impacts reimbursement.
Payer Mix & Performance
We evaluate how different payers reimburse, delay, or deny claims, highlighting which contracts and workflows need attention to improve overall revenue cycle management.
Who Benefits Most From a Free Billing Audit
Our billing audit services are especially valuable for:
Multi-provider clinics
Growing practices onboarding new providers
Clinics experiencing denial spikes or AR growth
Practices changing billing vendors or internal staff
Specialty practices with high-value procedures requiring precise CPT codes
If billing feels unpredictable or overly manual, the audit brings structure and clarity to your billing processes and strengthens financial stability.
What You Receive After the Audit
After the review, you receive comprehensive medical billing insights including:
A summary of revenue leakage areas
Denial and AR risk indicators
Provider-level and payer-level insights
Practical post audit recommendations to improve collections
A roadmap to stabilize and scale revenue through optimized revenue cycle management
No pressure. No obligation. Just informed decision-making backed by our years of experience in healthcare billing.
How the Free Audit Works
The auditing process is designed to be non-disruptive:
Secure data sharing with limited access
Review performed by Medix billing specialists with deep expertise in medical coding and coding and billing operations
No system changes or workflow interruption to your claim submission process
Results delivered in a clear, easy-to-read format
Most audits are completed within a short review window, depending on data availability.
Take the First Step At No Cost
If you're unsure where revenue is slipping or want confirmation that things are running as they should, the Free Medical Billing Audit gives you answers about your billing processes, payment process, and overall revenue cycle management.
Why Practices Trust Medix Revenue Group
Medix Revenue Group works with practices that want control, transparency, and predictable cash flow. As a trusted billing company and auditing company, our audit reflects the same approach we bring to full-service RCM detail-driven, compliant, and revenue-focused.
We don't just point out problems. We explain why they happen and how to fix them, ensuring your medical billing services operate at peak efficiency and support long-term financial stability.
The audit typically uses recent claims, AR aging reports, denial summaries, and basic payer data. Access is limited and secure, focused only on billing performance and claim submission patterns.
The review is conducted in parallel with ongoing operations. No changes are made to systems, workflows, or submissions during the auditing process.
The audit is provided at no cost and with no commitment. Our billing audit services and findings are shared regardless of whether you choose to engage further with our medical billing services.
Yes. Billing and denial trends are reviewed at the provider level to uncover inconsistencies in medical coding, CPT codes usage, clinical documentation, and training gaps that affect the payment process.
Many practices can begin correcting issues immediately using the post audit recommendations provided by our experienced auditing team, often seeing improvements in claim denials reduction and revenue cycle management within 30–60 days.