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Results Billing provides medical billing, practice management, and managed care solutions for healthcare providers. It handles insurance claims submission, coding, reimbursement, and denial resolution for physician practices, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities. The site states that it was founded in 2004.
Credentials & Experience
Coverage Area
Kansas City
Additional Details
- Years in Business
- 22 years
- Denial Management & Appeals
- Yes
Location
9915 E 63rd St Suite #E, Kansas City, MO 64133, Kansas City, MO
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