EZClaim

What EZClaim is

EZClaim provides medical billing and scheduling software for small to medium-sized provider offices and outsourced billing firms. Its billing tools support CMS 1500 professional and UB-04 institutional charges, electronic claim submission, claim status verification, real-time eligibility, ERA auto posting, and customizable reporting. Scheduling can connect to EZClaim Billing or run as a standalone product, and appointments can be converted into claims. Listed integration partners include TriZetto, Waystar, Availity, Amazing Charts, Practice Fusion, and WebPT. EZClaim Billing is described as HIPAA compliant and lists user authentication. EZClaim Cloud is accessed over the internet and the maker says it works on Mac and PC; cloud features include nightly backups, protected server storage, support, and updates. The Portal provides read-only access to EZClaim data, with access controls, activity logs, and 24×7 access. The first-user annual plan costs $189 a month, billed annually; the monthly plan costs $199 a month, billed monthly. Both include 1 GB storage. Additional clearinghouse fees may apply, and extra storage beyond 1 GB costs $3/month per GB.

Who it suits

EZClaim suits small to medium-sized provider offices and outsourced medical billing firms needing billing and scheduling tools. Its standalone scheduling option may also suit offices that do not want to pair scheduling with billing.

Limits

The lowest listed plan is the first-user annual plan at $189 a month, billed annually, with 1 GB of storage. Additional clearinghouse fees may apply, and storage above 1 GB costs $3/month per GB.

Getting started

1. Open https://www.ezclaim.com/.
2. Choose the first-user plan billed annually at $189 a month or monthly at $199 a month.
3. Use EZClaim Cloud over the internet, or select the listed platform that fits your setup.
4. Add users if needed; additional-user charges are listed for each billing option.

Verdict

EZClaim brings claims, billing, and scheduling together, with a standalone scheduling option and a read-only portal. Compare the annual and monthly first-user costs, and account for possible clearinghouse fees and extra storage charges.