Infinite Medical Billing

Infinite Medical Billing is a Brooklyn, NY-based medical billing company that helps private practice physicians collect more of the revenue they have already earned. The core promise is straightforward: the industry average leaves 12% of submitted claims unpaid because of submission errors. Infinite Medical Billing brings that error rate below 5%, which for a practice submitting 4,000 claims a year at an average of $200 per claim translates to roughly $60,000 in additional annual reimbursements. The company's approach covers the full revenue cycle, not just data entry and claims submission. Services are organized around four operational stages: credentialing, eligibility verification training, billing and collections, and accounts receivable management. Their team verifies patient eligibility before claims go out, confirms which insurer is primary, flags services that require preauthorization, and ensures every ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS code pairing is correct before submission. They also monitor timely-filing windows, which vary by carrier and can silently kill a claim if missed. When a claim is denied, the team does not write it off. Infinite Medical Billing works through a seven-stage correction process and pursues appeals until there is an undeniable reason not to. One client testimonial describes a claim that was repeatedly denied with a flawed rationale; the Infinite team kept appealing until the insurer paid. That persistence, applied consistently across a practice's entire claim volume, is where the financial difference shows up. Monthly reports flag outstanding balances, and the team follows up on anything that has not cleared within the standard 30-to-45-day window. The client base includes independent physicians, specialty practices, and multi-provider groups across the New York area, including an ophthalmology practice (Bronx Family EyeCare) and an internal medicine physician (Inna Murzakhanova, MD). The company also works with practices that are newly credentialing with insurers, helping them build billing infrastructure from the ground up rather than inheriting a broken system. Practices looking to reduce back-office overhead, improve cash flow, or transition away from in-house billing are welcome to contact Infinite Medical Billing for a needs evaluation. The team will assess current claim volume and error patterns, then design a billing and collections workflow built around the specific requirements of the practice.