AC Billing & Credentialing Specialists

03/26/2026

Happy Medical Billers day to our medical billers!!
Without them, providers would not get paid and continue to see patients and grow their practices. We are thankful for their knowledge and assistance with helping patients daily with what they do.

03/25/2026

Ohio team lunch today but we missed Jessie. 💛

03/25/2026

From numerous EHR Systems: We are currently experiencing delays in receiving ERA (835) and acknowledgement files (999, 277CA) from the following payers due to an issue with Office Ally: J5 National Part A (05901), Medicare Indiana (MR089), Medicare Iowa (05102), Medicare Kansas (05202), Medicare Michigan (08202), Medicare Missouri (05302), Medicare Nebraska (00655), Tricare for Life (TDDIR), and Tricare Overseas (FOREN). This impact applies to files dated 03/07/2026 to present. We are actively working with Office Ally and the payer to resolve this issue and restore normal processing as quickly as possible. No action is required at this time, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

03/18/2026

Now Contracting with Experienced Medical Billing Professionals

AC Billing & Credentialing Specialists, LLC is seeking long‑term 1099 Medical Billing Contractors who are looking for stability and the opportunity to grow their own business while partnering with ours. Contractors will have access to permanent office placements and ongoing support as part of our network.

Requirements:
Minimum 2 years of medical billing experience
Strong professionalism, accuracy, and reliability
Commitment to long‑term partnership
If you’re ready to expand your business and join a supportive, growth‑focused team, submit your application to:

📧 Apply@acbilling.org

03/11/2026

03/11/2026

02/27/2026

At a time when Black women were largely excluded from formal training, Mary Eliza Mahoney set a new standard for who could serve in American hospitals.

02/14/2026

In honor of black history month, Here are some of the first medical professionals:

1. The Ancient Pioneer: Imhotep (c. 2600 BCE)
Long before modern degrees existed, Imhotep served as a vizier and physician to the Pharaoh Djoser in Ancient Egypt (Kemet). He is often cited as the first physician known by name in written history. He diagnosed and treated over 200 diseases and is credited with writing the Edwin Smith Papyrus, an ancient text detailing anatomical observations and cures.

2. The First MD in the U.S.: James McCune Smith (1837)
Dr. James McCune Smith is officially the first African American to hold a medical degree. Because U.S. medical schools were closed to Black students at the time, he traveled to Scotland to attend the University of Glasgow, where he earned his MD in 1837.
• Legacy: Upon returning to New York, he became the first Black person to run a pharmacy in the U.S. and was a prominent abolitionist.

3. The First MD from a U.S. School: David Jones Peck (1847)
A decade after Smith, David Jones Peck became the first Black person to graduate from a medical school located within the United States. He graduated from Rush Medical College in Chicago in 1847.

4. The First Black Woman MD: Rebecca Lee Crumpler (1864)
Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler made history during the Civil War era by becoming the first African American woman to earn a medical degree. She graduated from the New England Female Medical College in Boston.
• Legacy: She dedicated her career to treating formerly enslaved people and published A Book of Medical Discourses, one of the first medical publications by a Black author.

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day!
💛Roses are red, our expertise is true,
We handle the paperwork so you don’t have to!
From credentialing wins to claims paid in full,
We keep your practice steady, never boring or dull.
While you care for patients with heart and with soul,
We’re crushing the denials and hitting the goal.
No "Out of Network" heartbreaks or "Pending" delays,
Just smooth revenue cycles and brighter workdays.
You focus on patients, let us do the rest,
Because at AC Billing, we think you’re the best! 💛