Insurance

Insurance management for medical clinics

Insurance is where clinic admin goes to die: a price list per company, an approval per procedure, a claim per visit and a reconciliation nobody enjoys. All of it belongs inside the visit rather than beside it.

MedGulf4 plans · Approval requiredActive
Bupa Arabia3 plans · Direct billingActive
Tawuniya2 plans · Pre-approvalActive
Al Rajhi Takaful2 plans · ReimbursementReview
Policies & plans
MedGulf · GoldPOL-81385020% co-pay$50k limitValid
MedGulf · SilverPOL-77120430% co-pay$25k limitValid
Bupa · ExecutivePOL-66091110% co-pay$80k limitValid

Every insurer pays differently, and the system knows it

Every insurer pays differently for the same service. Hold their tariff once and the correct covered amount appears on the invoice without anyone looking it up.

  • A tariff per company and per plan
  • Covered share calculated at the point of billing
  • Co-payment and deductible applied per policy
  • Exclusions flagged before the service is delivered
  • Annual limits tracked against the patient
Insurance company settings in Medicolize, with a price list and coverage rules held per company

Eligibility and approvals where the work happens

Checking cover after the patient has left is how a clinic ends up absorbing the cost. Eligibility and pre-authorisation sit in the visit, before the service.

  • Eligibility checked against the policy on file
  • Pre-authorisation requests raised from the visit
  • Approval reference stored against the service it covers
  • Expiring policies and approvals flagged in advance
  • Rejections recorded with the reason, not just the outcome

Claims tracked to the money arriving

A submitted claim is not revenue. Claims carry a state — submitted, approved, partially paid, rejected, resubmitted — and the reconciliation is against what the insurer actually paid.

  • Claim status per visit and per company
  • Batch submission where the insurer accepts it
  • Partial payments and shortfalls recorded per line
  • Rejection reasons grouped, so the pattern is visible
  • Outstanding by company and by age

Who insurance lands on

It is rarely one person, which is why it gets lost between them.

Reception

Eligibility and co-payment at the counter, not after the visit.

Insurance coordinators

A worklist of approvals, submissions and rejections rather than a pile.

Owners

What each company owes, how long they take, and what they reject.

Insurance on paper versus in the system

The work does not disappear. It stops being done twice.

The way it is done now

  • Tariffs looked up per visit
  • Cover checked after the service
  • Approvals in an email folder
  • Claims chased from a spreadsheet
  • Rejections handled one at a time

With Medicolize

  • Applied from the company price list
  • Checked before it is delivered
  • Stored against the service they cover
  • Tracked with a state per claim
  • Grouped by reason, so the cause is fixable
Questions

Insurance — what clinics ask

Does it support NPHIES in Saudi Arabia?

Yes. Eligibility, pre-authorisation and claims run through NPHIES where the clinic is enrolled, with the responses stored against the visit.

Can we hold different prices for different insurers?

Yes. Each company, and each plan within a company, can have its own tariff, and the correct one is applied automatically from the patient’s policy.

What happens when a claim is partially paid?

The shortfall is recorded per line, so the reason is visible rather than appearing as an unexplained gap in the month’s income.

Does it flag exclusions before the service?

Yes, where the policy records them. The point is to find out before the patient is in the chair rather than after.

Can we see which insurer is slowest to pay?

Yes. Outstanding is aged by company, which is usually the first thing an owner wants from insurance reporting.

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