SOLUTIONS
Six services, one operating model. Every engagement is scoped in writing, staffed with named people, and measured against numbers you can audit in your own system. Start narrow if you would rather test us on one problem first.
The six services
Read the first line of each card. If it describes your practice, that is where to start.
Nobody owns the whole cycle, so charges, claims, denials, and A/R each drift under a different person or vendor.
Who it is for
Practices and groups that want one accountable partner from eligibility to zero balance.
Claims go out late or dirty, posting lags, and follow-up only happens when someone notices the cash is short.
Who it is for
Practices keeping coding in-house but outsourcing the claim lifecycle.
E/M levels drift, modifiers get missed, and coding errors quietly drive both denials and audit risk.
Who it is for
Practices that need certified, specialty-specific coding or a documentation audit.
Denials get reworked one at a time and the same reason code comes back next month untouched.
Who it is for
Practices with a denial rate they cannot explain or a growing write-off line.
Aged claims sit past timely filing while the team works only the newest, easiest balances.
Who it is for
Practices carrying an aged A/R bucket after a transition, backlog, or vendor change.
A provider starts seeing patients before enrollment closes, and months of claims are unbillable.
Who it is for
Growing groups adding providers, locations, tax IDs, or payer contracts.
Not sure which you need?
Start with the benchmark tool, then a diagnostic review. We tell you which stage of the cycle is leaking before proposing anything.
Run the benchmarkPick the matching service above. Most engagements start with one narrow scope — denials or aged A/R — and expand only if it works.
Talk to usFull RCM: one team, one report, one point of accountability across every step from eligibility to patient balance.
Explore full RCMA first call is a review of your numbers, not a pitch deck. If another model serves you better, we will say so.
How does your A/R and denial rate compare?
Free benchmark tool — enter six numbers, see your bands against published industry sources, and download a branded PDF.
