New claims, kept moving. Old balances, brought back
Revenue Cycle Management for the work ahead of you: every new claim, from eligibility to payment.
AR Recovery for the money already behind you: aged, denied and underpaid balances. Use one, or both.
Clean claims and recovered A/R, tuned to your specialty
Primary Care & Internal Medicine
RCMChronic-care and wellness visit codes captured A/RHigh volume of small balances, worked consistentlyBehavioral & Mental Health
RCMTime-based therapy codes and telehealth rules A/RCredentialing and authorization denialsPhysical Therapy & Rehab
RCM8-minute rule and KX modifier on every claim A/RPlan-of-care and threshold denialsChiropractic
RCMAT modifier and medical-necessity documentation A/RMaintenance-care and necessity denialsOrthopedics & Pain Management
RCMPrior authorizations and procedure coding A/RHigh-value aged claims worth recoveringUrgent Care
RCMSame-day submission, visit coding at volume A/RPayer-specific coding denialsYour billing workflow.
Handled end to end
A coordinated approach to the complete revenue cycle, from coverage checks to collections and reporting. Scope and workflow are confirmed before we begin.
3.5–5% of net collections · month-to-monthBuild a cleaner claim.
Eligibility & benefits
Confirm coverage, co-pay, deductible and authorization requirements before the visit, so incomplete insurance details don’t become denials.Coding & charge capture
CPT, ICD-10, HCPCS and modifiers assigned, and billable services captured, for accurate claims and fewer missed charges.Claim review & submission
Claims checked against payer requirements and submitted electronically, catching errors early.Keep the work moving.
Payment posting
ERA/EOB payments posted and reconciled against expected reimbursement, so underpayments and open balances stay visible.Denials & appeals
Denial causes investigated, issues corrected and appropriate appeals pursued, not just resubmitted.AR & patient follow-up
Payer follow-up, and respectful communication about patient balances, to move them toward resolution.Make progress visible.
Reporting
Collections, AR days, denial patterns and outstanding actions, summarized into a practical view of billing performance.Paid isn't always paid in full
Every payment is checked against what you should have received. When a payer pays less than your contracted rate, we flag it and follow up.
The work is done.
Let's address what's unpaid
A focused review of aged, denied, rejected and underpaid claims, with clear priorities and documented follow-through.
12–18% of recovered dollars · nothing if nothing is recoveredReview aging
Segment receivables by age, payer, claim status and value.Prioritize
Rank the work by recoverability and urgency, deadlines first.Resolve
Correct, appeal and follow up until each balance has an outcome.Track outcomes
Document progress, results and the recurring causes behind them.Every balance needs a clear next action
From the first aging review through reporting. Recoverability varies by payer rules, documentation and deadlines.Aging analysis
Receivables segmented by age, payer, status and value, then ranked by recoverability and urgency.Backlog cleanup
Older balances worked in a documented recovery campaign, bringing structure to stalled claims.Denial resolution
Denial reasons investigated, supporting documents assembled, corrections and appeal options identified.Payer follow-up
Portals and phone calls to clarify status and requirements, with the next action documented for every claim.Underpayment review
Payments compared with available contracted rates, and differences worth pursuing flagged.Deadline review
Claims near filing or appeal deadlines identified and moved to the front of the queue.Patient A/R & reporting
Respectful patient-balance follow-up, and reports on recurring causes, so the process improves, not just the backlog.Use one,
or both
One looks forward, one looks back. Here's how they compare, side by side.
Revenue Cycle Management
Looks forwardAR Recovery
Looks backClear the backlog, then keep it clear
Extra help, priced on its own
Your systems.
A defined process
Your systems
We work inside the EHR and clearinghouse you already use. Platform experience and access are confirmed during onboarding.A clear start
Access, documentation, reporting and escalation requirements are reviewed before work begins.Patient data
Handled only through an agreed secure workflow, with the appropriate agreements in place.Named ownership
Every workflow has a named owner and agreed escalation points. No anonymous queues.A clearer picture starts here
Tell us about your practice. We'll review where things stand and send a written summary with a proposed next step. No obligation, no system access needed.
