Your charting stays in eClinicalWorks
No EHR replacement project for clinicians or front-desk staff. Taiga is the billing partner, not a replacement chart.
Taiga + eClinicalWorks
Keep the EHR your clinicians know. Taiga connects to eClinicalWorks for patient, visit, and documentation data, then runs the billing work with physician code approval before claims go out. Your practice does not need to move charts into a new EHR.
Book a demoA managed billing partner alongside the EHR you already use.
eClinicalWorks Clinical record
Physician Code approval
Taiga Billing and follow-up
From the eClinicalWorks note to a worked claim
Taiga's current site names eClinicalWorks as an EHR it works with. This is the billing sequence Taiga describes, not a claim that every eClinicalWorks module or configuration has an identical connection.
Document the visit in eClinicalWorks
Clinicians continue their normal clinical documentation. Taiga reads the patient, visit, and note information needed for billing from the existing EHR connection, rather than asking staff to send charts or exports manually.
Review the proposed codes
Taiga drafts ICD-10 and CPT codes from the clinical note. The treating physician checks and approves the suggestions before claim submission. The clinical judgment stays with the practice.
Submit and follow the claim
After approval, Taiga handles claim preparation and submission. Its billing team monitors payer responses, works denials and appeals, and follows through on patient billing.
See what happened to the money
The Taiga revenue dashboard shows collections, denials, and payer performance. Your team can inspect the work without operating a second billing queue.
What changes, and what does not
The aim is to move revenue-cycle operations off your team's plate while preserving the clinical record and daily charting routine.
A doctor remains in the loop
Suggested codes go to the treating physician for sign-off before claims are submitted. Taiga's team handles the downstream billing work.
Denials have an owner
Taiga's stated service includes denial management and appeals, rather than handing a rejected claim back to your staff as another work item.
A handoff built around your existing stack
Taiga says its implementation team handles the EHR connection, payer enrollment, and historical migration. The site's standard onboarding target is about two weeks from contract to first Taiga-submitted claim. Confirm the timing and exact access for your practice during the demo.
Map the current workflow
Walk through which eClinicalWorks clinical and practice-management modules you use, who finalizes notes, how coding approval happens, and which clearinghouse and payer enrollments are active.
Connect and test
Taiga's implementation team scopes access and tests the patient, visit, and documentation flow before switching claim ownership. Ask which specific data is available in your eClinicalWorks configuration.
Plan the cutover
Agree on the first claims Taiga will submit and what happens to open A/R. Taiga's FAQ says a parallel transition or open-A/R takeover may be possible, subject to the current billing contract.
A good fit if you want to keep eClinicalWorks, not your billing workload
This path is for independent practices whose clinicians are comfortable in eClinicalWorks but whose owners want coding review, submissions, denials, and patient billing managed by a partner. It is less suited to teams that want only a self-service claims tool and intend to keep operating the entire billing desk themselves.
What to confirm before signing
The published site does not specify which eClinicalWorks version, modules, interface method, write-back behavior, or clearinghouse configurations are supported. Do not assume an eClinicalWorks Marketplace listing, vendor endorsement, or a particular bidirectional API. Ask Taiga to show the exact connection and approval path for your practice.
Questions eClinicalWorks practices ask
Do we have to leave eClinicalWorks to use Taiga?
No. Taiga explicitly lists eClinicalWorks among the EHRs it connects with. Clinicians continue documenting there while Taiga handles the revenue-cycle work. Confirm the exact access and modules for your practice during a fit call.
Does Taiga submit claims without a physician looking at the codes?
No. Taiga's published workflow says the treating physician reviews and approves suggested ICD-10 and CPT codes before claim submission. The billing team handles submission and follow-up after approval.
Which eClinicalWorks data does Taiga use?
Taiga's site says its EHR connection reads patient, visit, and documentation data. It does not publish an eClinicalWorks field-by-field specification or interface method. Ask for a setup-specific walkthrough before committing.
What happens to denials and older accounts receivable?
Taiga handles denial management and appeals as part of its managed service. For an existing backlog, its FAQ says a parallel handoff or open-A/R takeover depends on your current billing contract. Define ownership during onboarding.
How long does eClinicalWorks setup take?
Taiga's general onboarding guidance is about two weeks from contract to first claim. That is not an eClinicalWorks-specific guarantee. Access, payer enrollment, and the current billing handoff should be scoped for your practice.
See the eClinicalWorks handoff in a demo
Bring your current EHR and billing setup. Taiga can walk through the data it needs, who approves codes, and where your staff stops and its billing team takes over.