Medical practices across the country share a frustrating pattern. Patient care runs smoothly, but revenue sits untouched in accounts receivable while claims pile up, denials go unworked, and money earned never makes it through the door. It’s the kind of operational breakdown that quietly bleeds practices dry, and fixing it usually means choosing between expensive in-house staff or offshore teams that create more problems than they solve.
That’s the problem Gianni Gonzalez kept hearing about when he built Miixed Realities. The leading Medical Billing Office in El Paso, Texas operates as a done-for-you medical billing team that embeds US-based professionals directly into existing EHR systems. Every claim runs through an in-house AI-powered verification system before submission, and denied or unpaid claims get worked actively until they’re resolved. It’s not software alone, it’s experienced billers backed by technology that improves accuracy and accountability.
The company emerged from a conversation with a doctor in Hawaii who outlined a problem the founder kept hearing from clinics nationwide. Different specialties, different states, same exact struggle with revenue cycle management. What became clear was that practices didn’t need another platform, they needed people who actually knew how to work claims end to end.
That approach has delivered measurable results. One pediatric clinic recovered $60,000 in two weeks. Practices switching from offshore teams can expect 30% higher collections within weeks of onboarding. Miixed Realities maintains 95-98% clean claim rates and processes claims within 24 hours, which matters when cash flow determines whether a practice can expand, hire, or even stay open.
The company is building on that foundation by expanding its internal verification technology, improving client dashboards that track outstanding and recovered revenue, and developing specialty-specific billing teams for practices that want long-term partners instead of short-term fixes. Clinics interested in seeing where revenue is being missed can request a full billing audit.
The business model itself reflects that commitment to transparency. Pricing is straightforward at $5 per processed bill plus 6% of successfully recovered claims, with no setup fees, monthly retainers, or long-term contracts. Clinics can track everything through a real-time dashboard showing pending submissions, approved claims, denial statuses, and recovered revenue.
More information is available through the company’s LinkedIn and Instagram profiles, but the core message stays consistent. With the right people, proper systems, and real accountability, billing doesn’t have to be the part of healthcare where money disappears. It just requires actually fixing the problem instead of managing around it.
