Revenue cycle
Billing procedures, claim follow-up and reporting for each line of business.
Medical practice management
LUX Medical is a healthcare management services organization that gives specialty clinics a shared operations team without taking medical decisions away from physicians.
Management services
The scope is set in the management agreement. It can cover a full practice or a defined group of business functions.
Billing procedures, claim follow-up and reporting for each line of business.
Referral intake, patient registration, routing and appointment coordination.
Credentialing files, policy administration and process reviews with counsel.
Recruiting, onboarding, purchasing and the daily needs of each clinic.
Practice systems, business reporting and support for staff.
Brand management, referral relationships and planning for new locations.
Revenue cycle
Personal injury cases require lien and letter-of-protection procedures, case communication and records support.
Commercial insurance, Medicare and workers’ compensation claims follow payer rules, authorization requirements and standard billing controls.
Separate procedures and staff training help keep the two lines of business clear.
Healthcare MSO FAQs
Clear roles matter. These answers explain how our management model supports a practice while keeping clinical responsibility with licensed professionals.
A healthcare management services organization, often called an MSO, provides non-clinical business support to medical practices. Depending on the management agreement, that support may include revenue cycle, intake, scheduling, credentialing, staffing, facilities, technology, reporting and growth.
LUX Medical supports specialty practices with revenue cycle management, centralized intake and scheduling, credentialing and compliance administration, staffing and facility operations, technology and reporting, and marketing and business development.
No. Licensed clinicians and their medical practices remain responsible for clinical judgment, diagnosis and treatment. LUX Medical manages only the non-clinical business functions defined in the management agreement.
Yes. LUX Medical uses separate procedures and staff training for personal injury billing and documentation and for commercial insurance, Medicare and workers’ compensation requirements.
Physician partnerships
We work with physicians who want to grow, prepare for succession or stop spending so much time on office operations.
We learn how the practice operates, where time is being lost and what the physician wants to change.
The parties define services, responsibilities, timing and the management structure with counsel.
Systems, staff and workflows move to the agreed operating model.
Our team runs the assigned business functions and reports on the work.
Management terms vary by practice and state. Every arrangement requires review by qualified healthcare counsel.
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