Pick a cutover date
Choose the last date of service billed from NueMD and the first billed from your next system. AdvancedMD offers a NueMD migration path; whichever system you choose, set the date early.
NueMD retires December 31. Keep claims moving anyway.
AdvancedMD, which acquired NueMD in 2018, will retire NueMD software and all support on December 31, 2026. After that, practices can no longer log in. A billing partner can keep new claims and old A/R moving while the practice changes systems.
Book a demoThe key question is what happens to claims submitted from NueMD that are still unpaid on December 31, 2026. Export your A/R and remittance history before access ends.
Last claims from NueMD
Final dates of service billed in NueMD.
Open A/R at cutover
Unpaid claims need an owner past sunset.
First claims in your next system
New dates of service start fresh.
Billing through a NueMD shutdown
A system retirement turns routine billing into a cutover project. These are the steps that keep cash coming in.
Capture what NueMD holds
Before access ends, export patient balances, open claims, payer enrollments, and remittance history. After the retirement date, AdvancedMD says NueMD can no longer be used.
Work the tail of old claims
Claims sent from NueMD keep producing payments, denials, and appeals for months. Taiga can take over that open A/R so it does not stall during the move.
Start clean in the new system
Taiga drafts codes from notes for physician approval, checks eligibility, and submits new claims from day one in the system you move to.
Why a billing partner helps during the switch
Staff already have a migration to run. Billing should not be the part that slips.
One owner across both systems
The same team follows old NueMD claims and new claims, so nothing falls between the cutover dates.
Denials on old claims still get worked
Taiga appeals denials from the NueMD era, including small balances that are easy to drop in a move.
Your next system is your choice
Taiga works alongside the EHR you land on, so the billing plan does not decide your software.
Settle these before December 31
The deadline is fixed. Work backward from it.
Which system comes next?
Name the EHR or practice management system replacing NueMD and its go-live date.
What will you export?
List the reports you need from NueMD: aging, open claims, payments, patient balances, and payer enrollment details.
Who works the old A/R?
Decide whether Taiga takes over open NueMD claims or runs in parallel with your current biller until they clear.
Are payer enrollments current?
Confirm EDI and ERA enrollments for the new system so the first claims are not rejected.
For NueMD practices facing the 2026 retirement
Worth a call if your practice bills from NueMD today and wants one team to carry claims and A/R through the system change.
Taiga does not migrate your software
This page covers billing work only. Moving records into a new system is handled by that system's vendor, and nothing here claims an integration with NueMD or AdvancedMD.
Questions from NueMD practices
When does NueMD stop working?
AdvancedMD says it will retire NueMD software and all support on December 31, 2026. After that date, practices can no longer log in or use NueMD.
Who owns NueMD?
AdvancedMD acquired NueMD's developer, Nuesoft Technologies, in 2018 and now runs the sunset and migration program.
What happens to claims still unpaid when NueMD closes?
They still need follow-up. Export your aging and remittance data before access ends, and Taiga can take over that open A/R.
Do we have to move to a specific system to use Taiga?
No. Taiga works alongside the practice's EHR, so you can pick your next system on its own merits.
Plan your NueMD cutover with Taiga
Bring your replacement plan, an aging report, and your go-live date. Taiga will lay out who owns each claim before and after December 31.