Matrix Medical Billing
Medical Billing & Credentialing Services
Choose the support your practice needs: ongoing medical billing or credentialing as a separate service. Matrix serves independent practices nationwide from Mesa, Arizona.
No obligation. No PHI required. The Snapshot form takes about 2 minutes.
Choose your starting point
Medical billing
For practices that want help with claims, payment posting, denials and patient balances. Matrix works in your existing EHR/EMR.
Explore medical billing →Medical credentialing
For practices looking for credentialing support. Talk with Matrix about your providers, payer needs and the scope of work.
Explore credentialing →Start with your specialty
Explore how billing concerns show up in Physical Therapy, Behavioral Health and Family Medicine practices.
Physical Therapy
Billing support for PT practices managing timed units, denied claims and aging A/R.
Explore Physical Therapy Billing →Behavioral Health
Billing support for behavioral health practices managing payer follow-up and patient balances.
Explore Behavioral Health Billing →Family Medicine
Billing support for primary-care practices managing ongoing claim volume and payment follow-up.
Explore Family Medicine Billing →How Matrix works with your practice
Your existing EHR/EMR
Matrix works inside the EHR or EMR your practice already uses.
Entirely U.S.-based
Your entire billing team is based in the United States.
Month-to-month
Either side can end the billing agreement with 30 days’ notice.
Serving practices since 2007
Based in Mesa, Arizona, Matrix supports independent practices nationwide.
Additional practice support
Looking for support beyond ongoing billing or credentialing? Explore these services, then schedule a discovery call to discuss fit and scope.
Get your free A/R & Denial Snapshot
Start with a short online form. It takes about 2 minutes. Tell us about your practice, your current billing arrangement and where billing seems to be getting stuck.
Matrix reviews what you share, then discusses practical next steps, including whether changing billing companies makes sense for your practice.
No obligation. Please do not include patient names, dates of birth, medical record numbers, claim details or other protected health information.