1500Software

About 1500Software

Straightforward professional claim software, practical support, and a detailed CMS-1500 learning center.

Simple Software for Professional Claims

1500Software is built around a practical goal: make CMS-1500 claim preparation easier to understand and easier to repeat.

The product line includes paper-filing software for preprinted CMS-1500 forms and electronic software for preparing 837P professional claim files.

Our approach

  • Keep the interface straightforward
  • Reduce repetitive typing
  • Provide practical U.S.-based support
  • Publish detailed CMS-1500 learning resources

178 CMS-1500 Guides

The learning center covers form fields, printing, coding, corrections, denials, compliance, electronic filing, and specialty workflows.

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1500Software serves practices nationwide and lists its office address at 7 North Pinckney Street, Suite 240, Madison, WI 53711.

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128CMS-1500 articles
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Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

1500Software focuses on straightforward software for CMS-1500 paper claims and electronic 837P professional claims.

It is designed for independent practices, billing services, healthcare providers, and other users who prepare professional claims.

The site describes a U.S.-based support team available during the published business hours.

Support can explain the software workflow, but payer policy, coding, coverage, and compliance decisions remain the user’s responsibility.

Experience Behind the Guides

The learning center is prepared by the same support and development team that works with CMS-1500 claim entry, paper-form alignment, 837P export, validation, control numbers, testing, corrections, and acknowledgment workflows.

Examples use fictional names and identifiers. Articles distinguish standard transaction structure from receiver-specific companion-guide rules and avoid presenting one payer’s requirement as universal.

Editorial Review

Technical articles are reviewed for workflow consistency, internal linking, source attribution, and clear separation between paper CMS-1500 instructions and electronic 837P requirements.

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