Qualifacts Billing Services

Yes - Medtransic works inside Qualifacts, and behavioral health billing is the work we do in it. For organizations already running the system, this page sets out what we handle and what stays with your team.

What does not change

What we run inside your Qualifacts

Claims from your existing documentation

We work from what your clinicians already complete. Nothing is submitted before the note supports it.

Medicaid and managed care claims

Behavioral health organizations usually bill more Medicaid and MCO volume than commercial, and the rules differ by state and by plan.

Authorizations tracked across programs

Where a client receives more than one service, authorizations run down independently. We track them rather than discovering the limit after the fact.

Denials appealed with the cause recorded

Every denial gets a reason logged so recurring ones get fixed at source.

A/R worked in age order

Oldest first, because those claims are closest to their filing deadlines.

How the switch works

  1. We review your recent claims

    A sample of what you have been submitting shows what is denying and why, before anything changes.

  2. Access, not migration

    You give us user access to the Qualifacts you already run. Nothing moves.

  3. We confirm enrollment across your clinicians

    Organizations with staff turnover carry enrollment gaps almost by default. We check before submitting on anyone’s behalf.

  4. New claims start immediately

    Current work comes to us straight away so nothing stalls.

  5. Then the backlog

    Outstanding claims get worked, oldest and largest first.

What your staff still do

Where practices like yours lose money

Qualifacts is certified health IT

Credible Behavioral Health holds an active certification on the ONC Certified Health IT Product List, listing 11776, certified on 23 February 2026 against 42 criteria. CareLogic is separately certified under the same developer. Verified 19 August 2026.

Mixed funding makes the billing harder than the volume suggests

Insurance, Medicaid, managed care and contract or grant funding often sit side by side, sometimes for the same client. Which pot a service belongs to is a billing decision before it is an accounting one.

Staff turnover creates enrollment gaps by default

Where clinicians join and leave regularly, enrollment is perpetually catching up. Services get delivered by someone not yet enrolled, and the claims deny long after the work was done.

One client, several services, several authorizations

A client in more than one program has authorizations running down at different rates. Missing one denies a block of already-delivered sessions.

Questions we get asked

Do you actually work in Qualifacts?
Yes. It is among the systems we bill in.
Do we have to change systems?
No. We work inside the Qualifacts you already have.
Can you handle Medicaid and managed care alongside commercial?
Yes, and for most behavioral health organizations that is the bulk of the volume. Rules differ by state and by plan, which is exactly why it is worth having someone whose job it is to track them.
What access do you need?
User access with billing permissions, plus the payer portals you are enrolled with. Your organization stays the account owner.
What does it cost?
Billing is 4-8% of collections depending on volume and specialty. Credentialing is per application, per provider. All rates are on our pricing page.

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