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Dedicated HIPAA-trained teams work inside your own PracticeSuite system, covering patient records, scheduling, eligibility, prior authorizations, claims and denials, payment posting, statements, and reporting. Flat weekly pricing from $299 per FTE (volume based), with a trained backup included at no charge. Live in 14 days.

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Top-rated PracticeSuite support means trained people working inside your own PracticeSuite account, on your worklists and your reports, not a vendor pulling your revenue cycle into its own operation. Staffingly staffs that model: a dedicated remote team that runs patient records, scheduling, insurance eligibility, prior authorizations, claim scrubbing and rejections, denial follow-up, ERA posting, patient statements, and the financial reports your manager actually reads. Staff work under signed Business Associate Agreements at a flat weekly fee per specialist, never a percentage of your collections. Our specialists work US business hours inside your own systems, under named, auditable logins, with BAAs executed and HIPAA-trained staff.
The Platform

What Is PracticeSuite?

PracticeSuite is a cloud practice management, medical billing, and EHR platform built around revenue cycle work. It pairs an ONC-certified EHR with billing workflows the vendor supports across more than 150 billing specialties, a patient engagement suite it markets as HelloHealth, telehealth, and a reporting layer with roughly 140 standard financial reports and KPI dashboards. It sells to two audiences at once: independent practices that run their own billing, and medical billing companies that manage many client practices in multi-tenant workflows. PracticeSuite reports more than 92,000 medical professionals on the platform and billions of dollars in claims processed each year.

That billing-first design is also the daily burden. PracticeSuite is very good at surfacing work: claim edits, rejection worklists, denial queues, unposted remittances, statement runs, and 140 reports that only help if someone opens them. A small office team, or a stretched billing company, falls behind the worklists long before it runs out of software. That gap between what the platform surfaces and what your staff can clear is exactly what this service closes.

The Problem

Where PracticeSuite Teams Lose Time and Money

The worklists organize work nobody clears.

Rejection and denial worklists sort themselves beautifully. Sorting is not working; items age in perfect order while the team handles the phones.

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Denials get written off by default.

When nobody has time to review them, low-dollar denials quietly become adjustments. The platform recorded each one; nobody decided any of them.

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ERAs arrive faster than posting happens.

Remittances stack up unposted, AR looks worse than it is, and month-end close slips because the cash on the books is days behind the cash in the bank.

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Eligibility runs, benefits go unread.

The check comes back active and the front desk moves on. The detail that predicts the denial, plan dates, copays, carve-outs, goes unread.

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Fit

Who Is This For?

Practices and billing teams that run on PracticeSuite and are losing hours to it: independent physician offices doing their own billing, multi-specialty and multi-location groups, new practices that chose PracticeSuite for its modular pricing, and medical billing companies whose client load outgrew their staff. It fits one trained assistant on a single desk or a billing pod across several worklists.

A note for medical billing companies. PracticeSuite actively courts billing companies with multi-tenant workflows, and many run dozens of client practices on it. We staff dedicated seats inside your own PracticeSuite operation, per client or per function, so you can take on the next client without the next local hire. Ask about multi-client coverage on your strategy call.
How Staffingly Supports Your Practice on PracticeSuite

Patient Records and Data Entry

Our team keeps PracticeSuite patient records clean: registration, demographics, insurance entry, guarantor details, and document filing, entered right the first time. Billing-first platforms punish sloppy intake harder than most, because the same record feeds the claim, the statement, and the report. Accurate records at the front mean fewer corrections at the back.

Scheduling and Patient Communication

We build and maintain the appointment book, handle reschedules and cancellations, prep daily schedules, and make confirmation and recall calls in your practice’s name. Practices using the HelloHealth patient engagement side still need a human behind it: someone to work the responses, fill the gaps the automated reminders leave, and call the patients who do not click anything.

Eligibility and Insurance Verification

We verify coverage inside PracticeSuite before the visit and, more importantly, read the response: plan effective dates, copays, deductibles remaining, and the date fields that confirm coverage for the actual visit date. Findings are documented where the biller will look for them, so eligibility surprises stop arriving as denials three weeks later.

Prior Authorization

Authorization work happens in payer portals and on the phone, and our specialists run it alongside your PracticeSuite schedule: identify services that need authorization, submit and track requests, document approval numbers and valid dates in the record, and flag unauthorized services before claims go out. Fewer auth denials, and far fewer surprises mid-treatment.

Claims, Scrubbing, and Rejections

Dedicated billers do charge entry, run claims through PracticeSuite’s scrubbing edits, submit, track acknowledgments, and work the rejection worklist daily: correct, resubmit, and log the root cause. Where coding questions surface, our certified coding support backs the billing desk, and clean-claim discipline up front is what keeps the denial queue short at the back.

ERA and Payment Posting

We post 835 remittances and manual EOBs, apply adjustments with correct reason-code handling, reconcile against deposits, and keep unposted cash at a number your accountant likes. When ERAs stop flowing from a payer, we post through the gap manually instead of letting the backlog build.

Patient Statements and AR Follow-Up

Statement runs go out on schedule, patient balances get worked with courtesy and documentation, and insurance AR gets followed by age and payer, oldest and largest first, before timely filing quietly expires. Denials are routed for correction or appeal rather than written off by default, and each write-off that does happen is a decision someone made on the record.

Reports and Practice Admin

PracticeSuite ships with roughly 140 financial reports and KPI dashboards; we make sure the right handful get opened. Someone on our team owns your reporting calendar: charges, collections, adjustments, AR aging, denial trends, and month-end close packets, delivered as short readable summaries. Credentialing paperwork and payer enrollment follow-up round out the admin desk for practices that need it, backed by our credentialing and enrollment service.

Put a Dedicated PracticeSuite Team on This Work

You have seen what we cover, from patient records to the month-end reports. The next step is simple: meet us, pick the seats you need, and watch a trained team work your own PracticeSuite worklists before you commit to anything.

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Training

How Our Teams Train and Go Live on PracticeSuite

Staffingly specialist working inside a client's PracticeSuite system

Specialists assigned to a PracticeSuite account train on your configuration before touching production: your specialty’s billing rules, your payer mix, your worklist priorities, and your reporting format, drilled through our SOP library and supervised sessions. Go-live starts with monitored work and daily output review, then moves to standard production with a trained backup already familiar with your account. Each specialist works under an individual HIPAA agreement with named, auditable credentials, never shared logins.

Why Staffingly

Why Outsource PracticeSuite Work, and Why Staffingly

One team for the whole cycle.

Most vendors sell you billing or a single assistant. We staff across the platform: records, scheduling, eligibility, auths, claims, posting, statements, and reports, so work stops falling between roles.

Flat fee, never a percentage.

PracticeSuite offers its own RCM services, and billing arrangements in this market are commonly priced against collections. Our model is different: your platform, your processes, our dedicated people, at a flat weekly fee per specialist. Do the math both ways; we will help on the call.

Billing-platform fluency.

Our billers live in worklists, scrubbing edits, 835s, reason codes, and denial queues across the major PM platforms. On a billing-first system like PracticeSuite, that fluency is the product.

Speed with proof.

Most teams go live in about 14 days. 2-Week Free Trial. Replace any team member in 48 hours. 800+ providers served, 4.9 Google rating you can verify on our listing.

Onboarding

Process and Onboarding

1
Strategy call.

20 to 30 minutes on Teams. We map your PracticeSuite worklists and pain points before we meet.

2
Access done right.

Named PracticeSuite user credentials per specialist, least-privilege roles, your approval on every account.

3
Training on your workflows.

Your SOPs plus our billing-platform training library; supervised production from day one.

4
Live in 14 days.

Daily production reports, weekly KPI review, month-to-month after your 2-Week Free Trial.

Security

Security and Compliance

HIPAA-trained staff. Business Associate Agreements executed with every client. Workflows designed to support HIPAA compliance, with SOC 2 Type II attestation, ISO 27001:2022, $5M E&O and cyber liability coverage, and named individual credentials with full audit logs. Read the complete program, including our corporate structure and evaluation framework, at HIPAA and Security at Staffingly.

Pricing

Flat Weekly Pricing Per Dedicated Specialist

Single
$399/ week

1 to 4 dedicated PracticeSuite FTEs.

Department
$299/ week

10+ FTEs.

45 hours of coverage for less than others charge for 40.

$399 per week works out to $8.87 per hour across 2,340 hours of coverage a year, flat. Your dedicated specialist covers a 9 hour day, Monday to Friday, a full hour more than a standard shift: the day starts by clearing what arrived after you closed, overnight remittances, portal messages, and worklist items, and it ends past your close so far less rolls into tomorrow. A trained backup steps in at no charge whenever they are out. Flat weekly fee per dedicated specialist, never a percentage of your collections, no setup fees.

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Trained backup VA Dedicated success manager Monthly training updates HIPAA-trained staff $5M E&O and cyber liability
The In-House Comparison
$80K to $120K/yr
Per in-house biller, fully loaded
  • Salary + payroll taxes + benefits
  • Recruiting + turnover replacement
  • Training on your specialty + EMR
  • EMR seat + equipment + PTO coverage
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Independent practice or billing company? One worklist on fire or the whole cycle? Share a few details and we will map the right PracticeSuite coverage and send pricing for your exact situation within 24 hours.

FAQ

PracticeSuite Outsourcing: Frequently Asked Questions

What tasks can a virtual assistant do in PracticeSuite?

Patient registration and records, appointment scheduling and reminder calls, eligibility checks, charge entry, claim scrubbing and submission, rejection and denial worklists, ERA and EOB posting, patient statements, AR follow-up, and report generation. The administrative work that happens inside PracticeSuite screens, a trained remote assistant can own.

Can you outsource PracticeSuite billing?

Yes. Dedicated billers work claims end to end inside your PracticeSuite: charge entry, scrubbing, submission, rejections, denials, posting, statements, and reconciliation, with daily production reporting.

Do you work with medical billing companies on PracticeSuite?

Yes. Billing companies are one of PracticeSuite’s core audiences, and we staff dedicated seats inside multi-client billing operations: per client, per function, or as overflow capacity during growth or turnover.

How is this different from PracticeSuite’s own RCM services?

PracticeSuite offers outsourced RCM as a service. Our model keeps the work in your account and under your management: dedicated named specialists at a flat weekly fee, never a percentage of your collections, covering the front office as well as billing. Which fits better depends on how much control you want to keep; we will talk through both honestly.

How do your staff access our PracticeSuite system?

Through named individual user accounts you approve, with least-privilege roles and full audit trails. No shared logins, no offline exports of PHI.

Which specialties can you support on PracticeSuite?

PracticeSuite supports billing workflows across a very wide specialty range, and our teams train on your specialty’s payer rules during onboarding. Auth-heavy and denial-heavy specialties tend to see the largest gains first.

How fast can a dedicated PracticeSuite team start?

Most teams go live in about 14 days: access setup, workflow training on your SOPs, then supervised production. The engagement starts with a 2-Week Free Trial.

Do we keep control of our PracticeSuite account?

Yes. It stays your system, your data, your logins to grant or revoke. We work inside it and report daily; you can review our activity in your own system.

Dan Nandan, CEO of Staffingly, Inc.

Written By

Dan Nandan
Founder and CEO, Staffingly, Inc. · Piscataway, NJ

Dan Nandan has spent 25+ years in IT consulting and healthcare BPO, was among the first in the US to build an RPO/BPO delivery network overseas, and has been featured in Computerworld. He runs the operations and the dedicated virtual teams behind the PracticeSuite workflows described on this page.

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PracticeSuite and HelloHealth are trademarks of PracticeSuite, Inc. Staffingly, Inc. is an independent outsourcing provider and is not affiliated with or endorsed by PracticeSuite. Staffingly works inside client-owned PracticeSuite systems under client-granted access.