About Dr. Bill

Dr. Bill is a cloud-based medical billing software that allows medical practitioners, physicians, and healthcare organizations to manage claims, invoices, payments and more. The platform enables users to record patient label details, submit claims and add fee codes with diagnosis data to automate the billing process. Dr. Bill offers integration with insurance companies and providers, enabling users to manage their accounts easily and efficiently. It is available on a web-based interface and as an application for Android and iOS devices. It also provides real-time status updates and alerts to keep users updated about their claims and payments. Users can also create custom reports for various tasks such as patient billing history, insurance claim status and more.
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Dr. Bill pricing

Dr. Bill has a free version and offers a free trial.

Starting Price:
Not provided by vendor
Free Version:
Yes
Free trial:
Yes

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Dr. Bill Reviews for UK Users

Feature rating

Value for Money
5
Functionality
5
Ease of Use
5
Customer Support
5
1 review
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  • Industry: Hospital & Health Care
  • Company size: 2–10 Employees
  • Used Daily for 1-5 months
  • Review Source
Value for Money
5
Features
5
Ease of Use
5
Customer Support
5

5
Reviewed on 30/04/2019

Seriously underrated!

Pros

Dr. Bill is a bit of a legend in medical practice circles, and it's no secret why. The site is a one-stop shop for practice management, offering claim management that is customizable and optimizes everything you submit by offering suggestions on how to bill better, automating your workflow by 'favouriting' your most common claim codes, and automatically flagging and resubmitting rejected claims. The website also offers tons of helpful resources.

Cons

The pricing is not as competitive as rival softwares, but you do get what you pay for... There is only one flat rate (the entry plan); other than that, you're resigned to pay a percentage of your total paid claims, which can add up, but is still cheaper than having someone do your billing for you...

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