MediCommerce LLC

MediCommerce is a Texas-based medical billing and revenue cycle management company that helps healthcare practices capture, protect, and collect the revenue they've already earned. For independent physicians, nurse practitioners, medical groups, home health agencies, radiology centers, and hospitals, the company bridges the gap between delivering care and getting paid for it, handling the full administrative and financial cycle so clinical teams can stay focused on patients. The service portfolio goes well beyond basic billing. MediCommerce covers medical coding, benefits verification, prior authorization, provider credentialing, accounts receivable follow-up, virtual assistant support, bookkeeping, payroll administration, and staff extension services. Practices can engage through a service delivery model focused on process outcomes or a staff augmentation model that adds skilled back-office headcount directly to existing teams. All coding is performed by CPC-certified coders, and the entire operation runs HIPAA compliant. The client base spans more than 50 organizations across the United States, concentrated in the DFW and Houston metros, with active growth into San Antonio and Austin. MediCommerce also serves practices in New York, Alabama, California, and Florida. The company holds preferred vendor status with a major US-based home health care agency, an earned distinction that reflects consistent, reliable delivery across a demanding outsourcing relationship. Founded in November 2015 by co-founders Bala Subramanium and Prashad Sethu, MediCommerce was built on two complementary backgrounds. Bala brings more than 25 years in IT services and healthcare technology; Prashad carries equal experience running hospital revenue cycle operations at scale. Their team maintains a median staff experience of over eight years and a combined total exceeding 10,000 man-months. A delivery center in Chennai, India provides geographic depth, while active membership in TORCH and THA keeps the company current on Texas insurance rules, credentialing requirements, and coding nuances that often trip up practices relying on generic, out-of-state vendors. Healthcare organizations looking to reduce administrative friction, recover more revenue, or extend their back-office capacity can reach MediCommerce through their website to discuss services or request a consultation.