Medical Billing
Billing support from charge review through claim submission, payment posting and follow-up.
Service detailsSpecialized Revenue Cycle Management
VOSKPO runs medical billing, denial work, A/R follow-up, coding support, credentialing and payer setup for independent physician practices and specialty groups.
Operating since 2015 · US-based client contact · Revenue-cycle specialists
Specialized service lines
Billing support from charge review through claim submission, payment posting and follow-up.
Service detailsClaim correction, appeals, root-cause review and prevention actions.
Service detailsAccount follow-up organized by age, payer, value and next action.
Service detailsDocumented coding support, modifier checks and provider questions.
Service detailsApplication preparation, payer follow-up and effective-date tracking.
Service detailsAgreement inventory, operational review and implementation planning.
Service detailsClient Testimonials
VOSKPO is efficient and up to date with changing healthcare needs. The weekly billing reports are very helpful, and their end-of-month predictions have been close to the real numbers.
Verified physician client
Independent practice
VOSKPO is one of our foundational vendors, helping us shore up the delivery of our practice, project and business processes. We would not have been able to scale as quickly this year — maintaining and onboarding new contracts — had we not partnered with them.
Verified operations client
Healthcare operations leader
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Starting December 1, 2026, Medicare's eligibility system can suspend an NPI's enrollment if the monthly email it sends to the practice bounces three months in a row. Every eligibility check sent for that NPI is then rejected until the practice fixes the address through its MAC. Your clearinghouse cannot fix it for you.

Your 2026 MIPS score sets your Medicare Part B payments in 2028, with a negative adjustment of up to 9%. If a cyberattack, disaster or other event kept your practice from collecting data this year, the exception applications close December 31, 2026.

CMS used its October 1, 2026 MLN Connects newsletter to remind providers that Medicare does not pay for duplicate lab tests unless they are medically necessary. Modifier 91 covers a narrow case, and Medicare's own manual says misuse can be referred for review.
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