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Medical Billing & RCM Services in New York
New York's healthcare regulatory environment is among the most mature — and most complex — in the country. The state passed its own surprise-billing protections years before federal law existed, runs its own independent dispute resolution process, and enforces strict prompt-pay deadlines on every payer operating in the state. For independent practices across New York, from New York City to Buffalo and the Hudson Valley, that complexity is exactly why outsourced revenue cycle management pays for itself. RCMEasy provides full-service medical billing and RCM built around New York's specific regulatory landscape.
- NY Medicaid Managed Care
- New York's Surprise-Billing Law and Prompt-Pay Deadlines
Serving independent practices across New York.
Medicaid & Managed Care in New York
NY Medicaid Managed Care
New York's Medicaid program is delivered primarily through Medicaid Managed Care plans overseen by the state Department of Health, with most Medicaid enrollees required to enroll in a managed care plan. Behavioral health, long-term care, and physical health billing rules can differ depending on the plan and region, and New York's managed care plans are known for detailed documentation requirements on prior authorization. RCMEasy's team bills within these requirements directly rather than leaving practices to interpret plan-specific policy manuals themselves.
Payers We Bill in New York
The Payers We Work With in New York
RCMEasy bills New York's major commercial and Medicaid managed care payers directly, including Empire BlueCross BlueShield, UnitedHealthcare, Excellus (serving upstate New York), and Healthfirst, alongside the state's Medicaid managed care plans.
Regulatory Landscape
New York's Surprise-Billing Law and Prompt-Pay Deadlines
New York's Emergency Medical Services and Surprise Bills law (2015) was one of the first state surprise-billing protections in the country, and it created its own independent dispute resolution (IDR) process through the Department of Financial Services — years before the federal No Surprises Act. New York's Prompt Pay Act separately sets strict deadlines for payers to process and pay claims, with interest penalties for late payment. RCMEasy tracks both processes so practices actually collect the interest and payments they're owed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does RCMEasy provide medical billing services in New York?
Yes. RCMEasy provides full-service medical billing, coding, and revenue cycle management to independent practices across New York, including Medicaid managed care billing and New York's prompt-pay and surprise-billing dispute processes.
Does RCMEasy help recover late-payment interest under New York's Prompt Pay Act?
Yes — tracking payer compliance with New York's prompt-pay deadlines, and pursuing the interest practices are owed for late payment, is a standard part of RCMEasy's New York billing workflow.