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Trusted by 790+ Physicians
Catering to 40+ Specialties
70+ Certified Medical Billers & Coders
Open 7 days a week, 7am - 7pm
Who we are?
Established in 2005, United Medical Billing Solutions (UMBS), is a Managed Outsource Solutions service that is headquartered in Dallas, Texas. UMBS is a service developed to provide innovative and comprehensive solutions in healthcare that focuses more on practice functions. Our clients consist of medical practices, dental practices, physicians, hospitals, and other medical institutions.
- Specialty Medical Billing Solutions
- 97% Denied Claims Rate
- Revenue Cycle Optimization - RCM
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Medical billing can be fraught with errors, delays, and inefficiencies, impacting your cash flow and bottom line. UMBS’s billing associates streamline your clinic’s billing process, overseeing the entire revenue cycle management (RCM) with the aid of real-time reports and analytics to ensure seamless operations.
Who We Are?
We are a client-centric company with more than 18 years of knowledge in providing top-quality Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) and medical billing services. United Medical Billings Solutions (UMBS) provides a comprehensive suite of healthcare IT solutions and services with a committed and world-class team of experts.
UMBS has expanded its services over the years to service healthcare facilities on a broader scale. Our integrated products and services go beyond mere medical billing and coding to improve patient-physician engagement, strengthen security over transmission of data and provide a deep analysis and insight into an organization’s operations.
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Our Achievements
Here we proudly showcase the milestones and capabilities that define United Medical Billing Solutions. As a leader in the medical billing and coding industry, we have consistently achieved excellence in various aspects that contribute to the success of healthcare practices.
100+ PROVIDERS ARE GROWING THEIR PRACTICES WITH UMBS
15+ Years of Experience
700+ Satisfied Providers
5M+ Claims Processed
1500+ Employees
50+ Specialities
Our Core Values
Efficiency
We are dedicated to streamlining every aspect of our services to ensure optimal accuracy and swift results for our clients through advanced technologies and meticulous processes,
Expertise
Our expert team ensures precise medical billing and coding, offering healthcare providers confidence in their financial management.
Uniqueness
Our customized solutions are a reflection of this commitment, as we adapt our strategies to align with the unique requirements of our clients.
Our Mission
Our mission is to be a trusted and valued healthcare partner by offering advanced revenue cycle management services.
Our Vision
Our vision is to grow a loyal customer base and sustain superior performance that comes from engaged employees who are highly energized and passionate about our mission.
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Medical billers submit claims that include a procedure or service’s corresponding codes. Subsequently, medical insurance companies process the claims and reimburse providers according to a patient’s plan or coverage. Throughout this process, billers often correspond with insurance companies and patients to ensure providers can continue offering care.
Moreover, correct coding and billing impact patients directly. According to Garcia, accurate coding can mean the difference between a minimal copay and patients footing an entire bill
No, you do not need a postsecondary degree to work as a medical biller or coder—though a degree can help pave the way to some positions.
Moreover, medical billers often do not require higher education or training; in many cases, healthcare organizations provide necessary training on the job. Additionally, some people begin work as billers, work on a certification or degree in the meantime, and then transition to another healthcare job.
For medical coders, having a degree can lead to one of two designations: registered health information technician (RHIT) with an associate degree or registered health information administrator (RHIA) with a bachelor’s degree. Notably, these designations require coders to pass a rigorous exam in addition to graduating from a medical coder program.
According to Garcia, “You’ll likely need a higher degree if you want to be in a supervisory, educator, or managerial role.” Otherwise, he suggests, “start with a medical coding certificate,” or begin work as a medical biller without investing the years needed for a higher degree.
Medical billing requires fewer specialized skills and can have fewer barriers to begin a career," she adds. Moreover, you can leverage experience working in an entry-level billing position to demonstrate familiarity with the billing and coding process. Alternatively, starting in medical records, transcriptions, or prior authorizations can serve as an initial step, allowing you to get your foot in the door before transitioning to another position.
Similar to many fields, the competition for openings can be fierce. According to Garcia, "Sometimes people get discouraged when applying for jobs, but it all depends on how persistent you are." Therefore, don't give up, and stay determined in your job search.
Succeeding as a medical biller or coder demands dedication, attention to detail, and excellent communication. According to Nancy Szwydek, MPH, RN, RHIA, CRAT, CMAC, assistant dean for accreditation at Purdue University Global, "There is a big misconception that this field is easy: that they can just punch codes into a computer and things will be good. It requires a lot of work and practice."
Moreover, self-motivated learning is essential for medical billers and coders. As Garcia highlights, "Codes change every year, and you need to be resourceful to answer your questions on the job." This underscores the dynamic nature of the field, emphasizing the continuous need for skill enhancement and adaptability.