Insurance Premium Billing

Premium billing software that supports both individual and group health plans uses a single billing engine to generate receivables and payables from enrollment data and rate rules, regardless of [...]

Consolidated billing is the practice of combining charges from multiple products, benefit lines, or even carriers onto a single invoice for an employer group or member. For health plans managing [...]

State Medicaid agencies that charge premiums to expansion populations, CHIP families, or buy-in members face a billing challenge unlike anything in commercial insurance. Premiums are small, often [...]

The best way to automate premium billing for a health insurance carrier is to replace manual, spreadsheet-driven processes with a purpose-built billing platform that keeps every transaction [...]

Employer group self-administered billing is a billing model primarily used for voluntary insurance products like supplemental life, disability, critical illness, accident, and other worksite [...]

Health plans reduce premium payment errors and delinquencies by replacing manual billing processes with purpose-built billing platforms that enforce transaction-level accuracy, automate [...]

Health plans think about replacing legacy insurance premium billing software when the cost of manual workarounds exceeds the cost of migration. The evaluation criteria that drive these decisions [...]

Health plan billing teams routinely spend hours each month on three manual processes that modern billing software should automate entirely: retroactive adjustment processing, delinquency [...]

Reporting is the capability that health plans most consistently underestimate when evaluating premium billing software. A billing platform that cannot show you an accurate aging report, break [...]

ACA grace period management can be a compliance-risk function in health plan billing. Get it right, and it is largely invisible. Delinquent members are tracked, notified, and either make a [...]