Workers' compensation billing infrastructure
Submit workers' comp bills through one API.
Send the bill data and supporting documents you already have. MindBill validates the claim, routes it through the appropriate workers' compensation network, and gives your product one normalized lifecycle to track.
What MindBill does
MindBill is a developer-first API for the full workers' compensation billing lifecycle. You integrate once instead of building separate connections to clearinghouses, payer portals, fax vendors, and mail workflows.
Use the native form or your own UI to review structured CMS-1500 data in your application.
Select the report, proof of service, W-9, or other documents the payer should receive.
MindBill atomically validates, snapshots, and routes the complete bill and payer packet.
Read acknowledgements, EORs, payments, denials, reviews, corrections, and closure through one model.
Acknowledgements, EORs, payment data, and denial information return through the same API.
Why this API exists
Workers' compensation is not ordinary commercial health insurance billing. A bill is addressed to a claims administrator, tied to an employer and work injury, and often accompanied by legal or clinical documents. The accepted electronic transaction is an X12 837P file—not the JSON your application wants to work with—and routing varies by payer.
MindBill turns that network and EDI complexity into ordinary resources and actions. Your application collects the editable values locally, submits one complete snapshot, stores its billId, and responds to lifecycle events. MindBill owns transmission, acknowledgements, remittance, denials, reviews, and corrected replacements.
One bill lifecycle
The lifecycle is not always linear. A clearinghouse rejection can require a corrected replacement. An underpayment or denial can require Second Bill Review and, when eligible, Independent Bill Review. The API exposes the valid next actions without making every partner rebuild that rules engine.
Billing modes
Start with the quickstart, then add React or Angular components, or submit bills from your own backend.