What We Handle
Everything that keeps the books current — and everything that gets them current again.
Medical Coding
Learn moreCharge Entry
Learn moreClaim Scrubbing & Submission
Learn morePayment Posting
Learn moreDenial Management & Appeals
Learn moreA/R Follow-Up
Learn morePatient Billing & Support
Learn moreEligibility & Benefits Verification
Learn morePrior Authorisation
Learn moreReporting
Learn moreWorkers Compensation Billing
Learn moreMedicaid Billing
Learn moreBuilt Around Your Industry
A chart of accounts that matches how you actually earn and spend.
Where We Work
Remote and nationwide. Sales tax, payroll, and filing rules differ by state — we track yours.
How It Works
Review your books
A free look at where things stand and what it will take.
Clean up the past
We fix and catch up whatever is behind, at a fixed quoted price.
Close every month
Categorize, reconcile, and deliver your P&L and balance sheet.
Hand off clean
Your CPA gets reconciled books at tax time, not a shoebox.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you CPAs?
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Can you do my taxes?
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What does monthly bookkeeping actually include?
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My books are a mess and months behind. Can you fix that?
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Do you work in QuickBooks?
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Do you work with businesses outside California?
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What does it cost?
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- Nationwide, remote
- QuickBooks ProAdvisors
- Fixed monthly pricing
Where we stop
White Glove Medical Billing provides medical coding, billing, claim submission, and revenue cycle management services to healthcare practices. All coding is performed by certified coders credentialed through the AAPC or AHIMA, working strictly from the documentation the practice provides. We are not a healthcare provider, not a law firm, not an insurance company, and not a government agency, and we hold no accreditation or endorsement from any payer, plan, or government program. We do not practice medicine, examine patients, or determine medical necessity — a code reflects what the record documents, and where the record does not support a code we query the provider rather than assume. Claims are submitted under the provider's own National Provider Identifier, and the practice remains responsible for the clinical record and for certifying the medical necessity of what it documents.
That boundary is deliberate. Clean books are what a good CPA needs to do their best work — and what we are here to produce.
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