Document the visit
Your clinicians chart in Elation. Its Billing Form can hold procedure and diagnosis codes, modifiers, location, provider, and other claim details. Confirm which fields your practice uses and who completes them.
Map the billing handoff for an Elation practice
Taiga lists Elation Health among the EHRs it works with. If your clinicians chart in Elation, assess whether Taiga can take on coding review, claims, denials, and patient billing. Confirm the data handoff and billing-system ownership for your practice before making a change.
Book a demoElation's own billing tools are not the same thing as a verified Taiga interface. Confirm the handoff for your practice in a demo.
The handoff to define
Visit note and billing form in Elation. Physician approval with Taiga. Claims ownership agreed during setup.
Start with the Elation visit note
Elation documents billing information inside the visit note. Taiga's service covers the downstream billing work. These are the questions to settle before the teams hand off a claim.
Agree on the handoff
Elation offers its own billing product and also documents workflows with external practice-management systems. Map the billing destination you use today and establish which records Taiga may access. An Elation-to-Elation Billing sync does not establish a Taiga sync.
Approve the clinical codes
Taiga says it drafts ICD-10 and CPT suggestions from clinical documentation; the treating physician reviews and approves before Taiga submits a claim. Verify how this approval step fits your Elation workflow.
Work the revenue cycle
Taiga describes claim submission, denial follow-up, appeals, and patient statements as part of its service. Decide where claim status, remittances, and balances will be tracked so the practice has one accountable owner for each task.
Keep the clinical workflow, define the billing work
The value is a clearer division of responsibility, not an assumed one-click connection.
Keep Elation for care
Clinicians can continue using their existing visit-note workflow. No EHR switch is the starting assumption for a Taiga fit conversation.
Keep physicians in control
Taiga's published process requires physician approval of suggested codes before submission. Clinical judgment does not move to a billing queue.
Give denials an owner
Taiga's billing service includes denial management and appeals. Review who owns older A/R and claims already in flight during the handoff.
What to map before the first claim
Bring the current Elation configuration and billing workflow to the fit call. This is a planning checklist, not a claim that a specific interface is already enabled.
Identify the billing product
Do you use Elation EHR alone, Elation Billing, or another practice-management system? List the active clearinghouse and existing payer enrollments.
Review the billing form
Check required codes, modifiers, provider and location fields, and any delayed billing process. Elation notes that available fields and downstream mapping depend on configuration.
Agree on cutover
Name who gives access, who approves codes, who submits new claims, and who works open A/R. Ask Taiga to confirm data availability, approval steps, and a realistic start date for your practice.
For practices keeping Elation
This page is for an independent practice that likes its clinical EHR but wants a managed billing partner rather than another billing tool for staff to operate. If you use Elation Billing, first decide whether Taiga would replace or work beside that existing billing operation.
What this page does not promise
Taiga's homepage names Elation Health as an EHR it works with, but public material does not establish the interface method, supported Elation modules, field coverage, bidirectional sync, write-back, vendor partnership, or endorsement. Elation's documented EHR-to-Elation Billing sync is its own product behavior. Ask for the exact Taiga handoff and who owns claim records in your environment.
Questions from Elation practices
Can we keep Elation Health as our EHR?
Taiga lists Elation Health among the EHRs it works with. Keeping the clinical EHR is the intended starting point. Confirm your specific Elation products and billing workflow with Taiga before changing how claims are submitted.
Does Taiga use Elation Billing's built-in sync?
That is not established by public Taiga material. Elation describes a one-way flow from Elation EHR to Elation Billing, its own billing product. It does not prove a Taiga connector or data flow.
Do our clinicians still approve codes?
Yes, Taiga's published FAQ says the physician reviews and approves suggested ICD-10 and CPT codes before submission. Ask how that review is presented with your Elation setup.
Where will claims and payments live?
That depends on which billing product and clearinghouse your practice uses and the handoff agreed with Taiga. Map submission, payment posting, denials, and patient balances before cutover. Do not assume write-back to Elation.
Do we need to move our older receivables?
Taiga's FAQ discusses parallel transition or open A/R takeover depending on the existing billing contract. Agree which team owns old balances and in-flight claims during onboarding; do not assume every account moves automatically.
Walk through your Elation billing handoff
Bring the billing system you use today and a sample encounter workflow. Taiga can discuss the clinical data it needs, physician approval, and the proposed division of claim work.