FULL BILLING AUTOMATION

You rehabilitate careers.
The paperwork shouldn't take yours.

Every activity you bill needs a time entry, a note, a weekly narrative, a claim form, and payment follow-up. You do the first two — Med Claims Pro does the rest, in your formats, in your folders.

Free for 7 days · No credit card · Your client data never touches our servers
Built for how vocational rehab counselors actually bill

The voc-rehab specifics, handled.

Time-and-units, all day

Phone calls at 0.1, record reviews at 1.3, mileage by the mile — with the narrative note on the same row, so documentation never lags billing.

Codes that follow the case

Case type and level decide which codes fit and which rate applies. Ohio's W/B/Z families ship built in; the full list stays visible like your spreadsheet dropdown.

The weekly package, assembled

Word tracking log and CMS-1500(s) per client per week, generated from the same entries — payers see documentation and billing that always match.

Follow-up that runs itself

Every bill tracks from sent to paid, short-pays flag themselves with balances, and aging shows which payer is sitting on what.

A caseload view that answers

"Where are we with this client?" — work history, weekly packages, forms, payments, and open balances on one screen.

Your files stay yours

Documents land in your existing client folders with your naming. All data stays on your computer — never on our servers.

The plan that fits.

Professional ($299/month) is the full pipeline: the daily activity grid, weekly narrative logs, CMS-1500s with overflow forms, receivables with one-check-many-clients allocation, and short-pay detection. It replaces the retyping — and typically costs a third of what a billing service takes. See the full comparison.

Questions, answered.

I'm a solo CRC — is this overkill?

It was built inside a solo practice. Professional at $299/month replaces the retyping between Excel, Word, and PDFs; most solos recoup that in recovered short-pays and reclaimed evenings.

I'm outside Ohio — does it work for me?

The core pipeline is state-agnostic and payers/codes/rates are configurable. Ohio ships fully built; see state billing rules for what's next.

See your own billing week in it.