I see the GI Medical billing by Transcure listed as best in the business. Curious to know what best they are doing.
Yes, I have come across Transcure on MBW RCM and Medical Biller and Coders as well. What stood out to me was not just the listing itself, but the areas they seem to focus on within GI revenue cycle management.
The best part, in my opinion, is their focus on the details that usually create problems for gastroenterology practices. Eligibility verification, prior authorization, procedure-specific coding, claim follow-up, denial management, and AR are all important because GI billing has several moving parts.
For example, colonoscopy claims can become complicated when screening and diagnostic services, modifiers, documentation, and payer requirements overlap. Having a structured process around these issues can prevent avoidable rework.
I would look at their overall approach to Medical Billing for gastroenterology rather than judging them only by a directory ranking. Consistent denial follow-up, clean claim management, transparent reporting, and measurable improvements in collections are what really determine whether a billing company is doing a good job.
I think the better question is not whether Transcure ranks among the best GI billing companies, but how its services translate into measurable improvements for practices.
For example, a GI practice performing 200 colonoscopies monthly should examine how often claims are denied due to screening-to-diagnostic conversions, incorrect modifiers, or missing documentation.
Transcure offers specialized gastroenterology billing support, but practices should request procedure-specific denial reports, net collection rates, and accounts receivable aging data before choosing any provider.
One overlooked metric is revenue recovered from underpaid claims. A billing company that identifies contractual underpayments may deliver more value than one simply submitting claims faster.