Two systems, one family
CGM eMDs was sold as Solution Series. CGM APRIMA came to CGM through the same eMDs deal. Confirm which one your practice runs, since roles and reports differ.
CompuGroup Medical bought eMDs in 2020 and now sells two practice systems in the US, CGM eMDs and CGM APRIMA. Both pair an EHR with built-in practice management, and CGM's own eMEDIX clearinghouse is tied into its billing tools. A billing handoff keeps the software and moves the claim work.
Provider signs the note in CGM.
eMEDIX edits catch errors before submission.
Denials and aging balances get an owner.
CGM eMDs and CGM APRIMA differ in screens, but billing follows a similar path.
CGM eMDs was sold as Solution Series. CGM APRIMA came to CGM through the same eMDs deal. Confirm which one your practice runs, since roles and reports differ.
CGM offers ambient AI that suggests billing codes. Taiga also drafts ICD-10 and CPT codes from the note, so agree whose suggestions the provider reviews before approving the final codes.
CGM describes eligibility checks, claim scrubbing, ERA posting, and claim status tracking in eMEDIX. Decide who reads its rejections and works them.
Assign denials, appeals, and patient statements. Taiga works every denial and sends patient statements once the practice confirms access.
Keep your CGM system and give the billing work a dedicated team.
CGM sells its own ARIA revenue cycle services. An independent partner gives you a second option to weigh.
Codes are drafted from the visit note and released only after the physician signs off.
Older unpaid claims are worked down instead of written off by default.
Hosting, products, and service contracts differ. Confirm these first.
Note CGM eMDs or CGM APRIMA, the version, and whether CGM hosts it in its cloud or you run it on site.
Ask your administrator for a billing role covering charges, claims, eMEDIX reports, and payments.
If CGM's revenue cycle team works your claims, check notice terms and who owns open claims after cutover.
Pull aging by payer. Taiga can take over open A/R or work in parallel while new claims start.
This fits an independent practice on CGM eMDs or CGM APRIMA that wants an outside team for claims and denials while keeping its EHR. If CGM's own service already meets your needs, you may not need a change.
Taiga has no CompuGroup Medical integration, eMEDIX connection, or partnership. A billing login would be one your practice issues. Product names come from CGM's US website.
Yes. CGM says CGM eMDs was formerly known as Solution Series, and eMDs became part of CompuGroup Medical in January 2020.
No. Taiga works with the EHR you already use. The access a biller needs in APRIMA gets confirmed for your setup.
No. Taiga has no eMEDIX or CGM integration. Claim routing and report access are agreed with your practice during setup.
That depends on your contract. Check its notice terms, then Taiga can plan a cutover or take over open A/R.
Share which CGM system you run, who bills today, and a de-identified denial. You will get a direct answer on whether Taiga fits.