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Total Medx is a trusted medical billing company based in St. Petersburg, FL, specializing in comprehensive revenue cycle management for healthcare providers. We deliver accurate medical billing, coding, credentialing, and denial management services tailored for family medicine, internal medicine, mental health, and other specialties. Our focus on precision and efficiency helps practices reduce claim denials, accelerate reimbursements, and maximize revenue which allowing doctors and clinics to focus on patient care instead of administrative burdens. Serving small practices to large healthcare facilities across Florida and the USA, Total Medx is your reliable partner for streamlined medical billing solutions. Call us for Free billing audit.
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7901 4th St N Ste 300 , 33702, St. Petersburg, United States
- 773-888-6707
- info@totalmedx.com
- totalmedx.com
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