Charting by specialty
Nextech lists IntelleChartPRO for ophthalmology, NexCloud for dermatology and plastic surgery, and Aesthetic Charting for med spas. Each feeds the practice's billing workflow.
Nextech practices bill medical and cosmetic care differently
Nextech sells specialty EHRs, its Practice+ practice management system, and its own revenue cycle services. Its dermatology and plastic surgery EHR, NexCloud, documents both medical and cosmetic care. Taiga can review which insurance claim work could move to an outside team while your providers keep charting in Nextech.
Book a demoFirst confirm which Nextech products you run and whether Nextech's RCM services already work your claims.
Specialty chart
Exam signed in the specialty EHR
Practice+ charges
Claims built and sent via clearinghouse
Denials and posting
Payments posted, denials worked through appeal
How claims move through Nextech
Nextech pairs a specialty EHR with practice management. The handoff starts where insurance claims leave the chart.
Practice+ billing tools
Nextech Practice+ covers scheduling, billing, and reporting, with electronic claims submission, payment posting workflows, denial management tools, and integrated clearinghouse support.
Medical versus cosmetic
Cosmetic procedures are usually self-pay, while medical visits go to insurance. The handoff covers insurance claims, and the practice decides how cosmetic billing is handled.
Where Taiga begins
Taiga would draft codes from notes for physician approval, scrub and submit insurance claims, check eligibility, and work each denial and appeal through agreed access.
What a Nextech practice gains
Providers keep their specialty charting. Claim work gets a dedicated team.
Providers stay in their charts
Physicians keep documenting in the Nextech EHR built for their specialty.
Orthopedics is a named fit
Orthopedics is one of Taiga's published specialties. Ophthalmology, dermatology, and plastic surgery practices get a direct fit check.
An independent comparison
Nextech sells revenue cycle services built around its platform. Taiga gives you an outside option to compare on scope and cost.
Nextech details to confirm
Nextech's products differ by specialty, so list what your practice actually runs.
Which Nextech products?
List the EHR, Practice+ or NexCloud practice management, and any RCM services in your contract.
Is there a surgery center?
Note whether a surgery center bills alongside the practice and whether its claims are in scope.
How is cosmetic revenue split?
Separate cosmetic packages and med spa sales from insurance-billed care.
What access fits?
Agree on the user role, reports, and clearinghouse route for an outside team, plus who approves them.
Who this fits
Orthopedic, ophthalmology, dermatology, and plastic surgery practices on Nextech that want insurance claims and appeals handled outside the office. Orthopedics fits Taiga's published list; for the other specialties, bring your service mix and Taiga will tell you straight whether it fits.
Scope note
Taiga does not claim a Nextech integration, marketplace listing, or partnership. Access through a Practice+ user, reports, or your clearinghouse gets confirmed on a call.
Questions from Nextech practices
Does Taiga work with Nextech ophthalmology practices?
Ophthalmology is not on Taiga's published specialty list, so it gets a fit check. Bring your medical claim volume and payers.
Do we have to stop using Nextech's RCM services?
Only for the claims Taiga would take over. Give each claim type one owner so work is not duplicated.
Will Taiga bill cosmetic procedures?
Taiga's work centers on insurance claims and patient statements. Cosmetic sales collected at checkout can stay with your team.
Can we keep IntelleChartPRO or NexCloud?
Yes. Taiga works alongside your existing EHR, and your providers keep charting where they do today.
Bring your Nextech setup
Share your Nextech products, specialty mix, and payer list, and Taiga will outline which claims it would take on.