SwiftCare Billing - Medical billing services

SwiftCare Billing is a medical billing and revenue cycle management (RCM) company based in New Jersey, serving healthcare providers across the United States. For practices worn down by late payments, aging accounts receivable, and denials that nobody is working, SwiftCare functions as a dedicated billing department without the overhead of one. The company's pitch is direct: get paid faster, reduce denials, and stop losing revenue to administrative gaps that a small in-house team cannot close on its own. The service covers the full billing cycle from charge entry through payment posting. Before a claim goes out, it is scrubbed for errors. When a denial comes back, it is worked that same week, not batched for a quarterly review. Accounts receivable are tracked by age and payer, and clients see the same performance reports the SwiftCare team uses internally. The company also handles medical coding and provider credentialing, covering more than 50 specialties. All of this runs through the practice's existing EHR and practice management systems, so there is no software migration or data rebuild involved in switching. SwiftCare Billing works with solo practitioners, multi-specialty group practices, and ambulatory surgery centers. The company is specifically built for independent practices that face the same payer rules as large hospital systems but operate with a fraction of the billing staff. That mismatch is where denials accumulate and AR ages past 90 days, and it is the problem the company was founded to address. Leadership brings unusual depth for a billing outsourcing firm. Co-Founder and COO Beth Mansfield holds an MBA, PMP, and CRCR designation and spent more than 30 years in hospital RCM at organizations including McKesson, First Consulting Group, Recondo Technology, and MedMatica/medSR. Her background spans patient accounting systems, ICD-10 conversions, eligibility and authorization builds, and front-end registration redesigns for multi-hospital systems. The company combines that institutional knowledge with a certified team trained in HIPAA, CMS requirements, and payer-specific guidelines, along with 24/7 client support and continuous performance monitoring. For practices comparing the cost of in-house billing against outsourcing, SwiftCare's pricing starts at 3% of collections. The company estimates that a medium-scale practice collecting $500,000 annually pays roughly $65,000 per year in combined salary, benefits, and software for an in-house biller, compared to approximately $15,000 at that rate. Healthcare providers interested in a direct assessment of their current billing situation can contact SwiftCare Billing for a review of what is costing them revenue.