Bring the visit into billing
Charges are entered by staff or arrive from an EHR. Taiga drafts codes from the clinical note, and the physician approves them before charges are finalized.
Keep Medisoft or Lytec and hand off the billing
Medisoft and Lytec are long-running practice management and billing systems now made by CompuGroup Medical (CGM). Both still get yearly releases, and many practices run them with a separate EHR. A billing partner can take over the claim work without replacing either one.
Book a demoThe access question is practical: which version you run, who hosts it, and which clearinghouse sends your claims. These systems are often installed on practice servers, so remote biller access is confirmed on a call.
Charges keyed or imported
Visits become charges in Medisoft or Lytec.
Claims through the clearinghouse
Batches go out, acknowledgments come back.
ERAs, A/R, and statements
Posting and follow-up need owners.
How billing runs in Medisoft and Lytec
Both products are billing-first systems. The clinical note usually lives elsewhere, which shapes the handoff.
Send claims
CGM runs its own clearinghouse, eMEDIX, which offers claims management, eligibility, and remittance tools. Confirm which route your version uses and who reads its reports.
Post remittances
Recent releases let staff assign A/R status codes from inside the ERA. Decide whether Taiga or practice staff posts payments.
Follow up on A/R
Taiga works every denial and appeal and handles patient statements. Agree which aging reports it reviews and how often.
What changes for a Medisoft or Lytec office
The software your billing staff know stays put.
No platform change
Taiga works alongside your EHR and existing billing system rather than requiring a move.
Denials get worked
Appeals happen for every denial, including the small ones that tend to age out.
Less dependence on one person
If billing rests on one long-time staff member, a partner team spreads that risk.
Confirm these before handing off
Version and hosting matter more here than with cloud systems.
Which version and where?
Name your Medisoft or Lytec version, whether it runs on a local server or hosted, and your reseller.
How do claims leave?
Confirm the clearinghouse your claims and eligibility checks use today, especially if it changed in 2026.
How will a biller connect?
Agree on secure remote access and a user account with billing rights only.
What is open?
Run an aging report so Taiga can take over open A/R or work in parallel.
For practices staying on Medisoft or Lytec
A fit for offices that are content with their practice management system but short on billing time, or facing the retirement of a long-time biller.
No CGM integration is implied
This page does not claim a connection, certification, or partnership with CGM or its resellers. Access is arranged by your practice and confirmed during onboarding.
Questions from Medisoft and Lytec practices
Are Medisoft and Lytec still supported?
Yes. CGM continues to release new versions, including Medisoft v31 and Lytec 2027, and Lytec is sold and supported through resellers.
Who makes Medisoft and Lytec now?
CompuGroup Medical (CGM). The products came to CGM through its 2020 acquisition of eMDs.
Can Taiga bill from our Medisoft or Lytec system?
Taiga works alongside your existing systems. The exact access, such as a billing-only user and secure remote connection, is agreed with your practice during setup.
Can Taiga take over our open A/R?
Yes. Taiga can take over open A/R or run in parallel with your current biller during the switch.
Talk through your Medisoft or Lytec setup
Bring your version, hosting details, clearinghouse, and an aging report. Taiga will explain how the handoff would work in your office.