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What Are Medical Billing Outsourcing Services?

Medical billing outsourcing services move the daily work of getting paid to a specialist external team. That work starts once a patient encounter ends. It includes charge entry, coding review, claim submission, payment posting, denial follow-up, and patient statements. Providers that also need front-end functions, such as registration and scheduling, usually choose full revenue cycle management instead.

 

The pressure on billing teams is measurable. According to federal Transparency in Coverage data, issuers denied 19% of in-network claims on HealthCare.gov plans in 2024. Administrative reasons drove 25% of those denials. A further 9% came from a missing prior authorization or referral. Yet consumers appealed fewer than 1% of denied claims. Therefore much of that lost revenue is recoverable.

 

SkyCom gives healthcare organizations dedicated billing specialists across Belize, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Jamaica. Our teams work in your practice management system, on your clearinghouse, during your business hours. You keep financial control and payer relationships. Meanwhile, we handle the volume.

Complete Medical Billing Services for Healthcare Providers

Billing is costly to run in-house. One peer-reviewed JAMA study put billing and insurance-related costs at 3.1% to 25.3% of professional revenue. That study covered a single academic health system in 2018. Our four service lines therefore target the steps where cost and leakage concentrate. You can outsource one, or all four.
WHO WE SERVE

Healthcare Organizations That Outsource Medical Billing to SkyCom

Billing needs differ by practice size, specialty, and payer mix. So we build each team around the organization it serves. Our medical billing outsourcing services support the healthcare provider types below.

Why Healthcare Organizations Choose SkyCom for Medical Billing Outsourcing

Hiring billing staff keeps getting harder. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 8% growth in medical records specialist jobs through 2035. All occupations average 3%. Nearshore delivery solves that staffing problem without moving work across the world.

How We Launch Medical Billing Programs

01

Billing Baseline Review

Analyze denial rates, aging profile, payer mix, first-pass acceptance, and clearinghouse setup
02

Team Build & Training

Train specialists on your billing platform, payer rules, documentation standards, and HIPAA requirements
03

Phased Go-Live

Secure system access, a pilot under double review, then phased scale-up, typically live in 4 to 8 weeks
04

Denial & AR Optimization

Ongoing tracking of clean claim rates, denial causes, aging movement, and monthly root-cause reporting

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    What Our Clients Say

    Real results from partners who trust SkyCom for their LATAM nearshore customer experience.
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    “Insurance verification and prior auth for DME is notoriously complex. SkyCom's team handles it with precision — real-time eligibility checks, document collection, and denial follow-up. Our clean claim rate jumped from 78% to 93%.”
    Gary Thornton
    VP Revenue Cycle, National DME Distributor

    “Patient education on CPAP and oxygen equipment was a bottleneck for our clinical staff. SkyCom's DME support agents handle setup guidance, compliance questions, and troubleshooting calls, freeing our RTs to focus on clinical work.”
    Deborah Crane
    Director of Clinical Operations, Home Respiratory Equipment Company

    “Order intake accuracy is everything in DME — one data error can delay a patient's equipment by weeks. SkyCom's intake team maintains 99.4% accuracy on prescription capture. That precision directly improves patient outcomes.”
    Samuel Nash
    Chief Operating Officer, Regional DME Provider

    “SkyCom integrated with our Brightree platform in under two weeks. Real-time data sync, delivery coordination calls, and billing follow-up — all handled by one team. Our order-to-delivery cycle shortened by 30%.”
    Maria Castillo
    Operations Director, Home Medical Equipment Supplier
    Frequently Asked questions

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Find quick answers to common questions about outsourcing medical billing with SkyCom.
    We cover charge entry, coding review, claim scrubbing, and electronic submission. We also handle payment posting, reconciliation, denial management, appeals, and accounts receivable follow-up. In addition, bilingual agents support patient statements and payment plans. Scope stays modular, so many providers start with denial management or AR follow-up alone.

    How is medical billing different from RCM?

    Medical billing covers the work after a patient encounter. That means charges, claims, payments, denials, and patient statements. Revenue cycle management is broader, because it also includes registration, scheduling, and eligibility. Practices that keep intake in-house usually outsource billing only. However, if you want every step covered, see our revenue cycle management services.
    Most denials start as process errors. Therefore we verify eligibility, scrub every claim against payer edits, and track authorizations before submission. When a denial still arrives, we categorize it by root cause and appeal within the deadline. Appeals are worth filing. For example, an HHS Office of Inspector General audit reviewed Medicare Advantage denials. It found that 13% of sampled prior authorization denials met Medicare coverage rules.

    Under the CMS Interoperability and Prior Authorization Final Rule, affected payers must decide expedited requests within 72 hours. Standard requests get seven calendar days. Those timeframes apply from January 1, 2026. Consequently, practices have less time to submit complete documentation. Our team tracks authorizations alongside billing, so requests go out complete.

    We work inside the systems you already use. Our specialists train on platforms such as Epic, Cerner, athenahealth, and eClinicalWorks, plus your existing clearinghouse. You grant access through your own user management, with role-based permissions. Because reporting comes from your system of record, both teams work from the same numbers. You do not need to migrate platforms.
    Yes, when the arrangement has the right safeguards. We sign a business associate agreement before any access to protected health information. SkyCom operates to HIPAA requirements, with SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS controls. Furthermore, access follows least-privilege rules, and we log activity in controlled workspaces.
    Most programs go live within 4 to 8 weeks. The timeline depends on volume, payer mix, and how quickly system access clears. First, we complete a baseline review and sign agreements. Next, we train the team on your platform. Then a pilot runs under double review before scope widens.
    Pricing depends on scope and volume. Common models include a percentage of collections, a per-claim rate, or a dedicated full-time team. Percentage models align incentives, although they can cost more at high volumes. Dedicated teams instead give predictable cost and capacity. We recommend a model after reviewing your claim volume and aging profile. You can request a quote to start that review.
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