Provider credentialing and payer enrollment
We file the panel applications, chase the payers, and handle revalidations, so a new provider can bill from their first day instead of their fourth month.
Revenue Cycle Management
Medical billing, credentialing and collections for medical, dental and behavioral health practices with 1–25 providers. Claims out within 48 hours. Denials appealed within 5 business days. HIPAA-compliant, BAA signed before we see a single record.
HIPAA-compliant · BAA signed before any PHI is exchanged · Works inside the EHR and clearinghouse you already run · Certified Medical Biller on every account

We file the panel applications, chase the payers, and handle revalidations, so a new provider can bill from their first day instead of their fourth month.
Coverage, deductible status and authorization requirements confirmed ahead of the appointment — the cheapest denial is the one that never happens.
We check the codes and modifiers against what was actually documented, so you are not down-coding out of caution or exposed on an audit.
Scrubbed claims go out every business day, rejections are corrected same-day, and every denial is appealed inside the payer window — never written off silently.
Compliance & security matrix
Your revenue cycle shouldn't come with compliance risks. We protect your practice's cash flow and data integrity with equal precision.
Every member of our team undergoes rigorous annual HIPAA certification. All Patient Health Information (PHI) is handled strictly within encrypted, compliant channels.
Our internal auditing workflow scrubs every claim for coding accuracy and modifier errors before submission, drastically minimizing clearinghouse rejections and denials.
We integrate directly with your existing EHR/PM systems via secure, encrypted VPNs or multi-factor authenticated portals. We do not store unprotected patient records on local devices.
Gain full visibility into your billing cycle with comprehensive reporting, tracking every claim from submission to final patient responsibility collection.
In most practices we review, the problem isn't volume — it's what happens to a claim after it's submitted, and who follows up when it doesn't pay.
A denied claim that isn't appealed inside the payer window is simply revenue you gave away. Most practices never see the aggregate.
Chronic down-coding out of caution costs more over a year than the occasional audit risk it's meant to avoid.
Higher deductibles moved a large share of collections to patients. Statements sent late collect far less.
Coverage verified after the visit turns preventable rejections into write-offs.
Every code is checked against the note before the claim leaves. Under-coding and modifier errors get fixed at the source, not after the denial.
Coverage, deductible status and prior authorization confirmed before the patient is seen.
Claims go out every business day through your clearinghouse. Rejections are corrected the same day they come back.
Every denial is categorized, appealed inside the payer window, and the cause is fixed upstream so it stops repeating.
ERAs and EOBs posted and reconciled against your contracted rate, so underpayments surface instead of quietly becoming normal.
Statements go out on schedule and patient calls are answered in the tone you would use yourself. Late statements collect far less.
Panel applications, revalidations and roster maintenance so a new provider bills from day one.
One weekly AR report and a monthly summary: collections, days in AR, denial rate by payer and reason, net collection rate — in plain language.
Dental practices — general, ortho, oral surgery (dental and medical cross-coding)
See the guideBehavioral health, counseling and SUD treatment programs
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See the guideWe analyze recent claims, denials, and AR aging and show you where the leakage is — before you sign anything.
A written rate, defined scope, and a signed Business Associate Agreement.
Read/write access in your existing EHR, clearinghouse connections, and payer portal credentials.
We take over new claims while working your legacy AR, so nothing drops during the handoff.
Daily submission, active denial work, and monthly reporting with a standing review call.
Free audit
We review your last 90 days of AR and denials and return a written findings list: denial patterns by payer and reason, days in AR against specialty norms, and the specific fixes we would make first. No cost, no obligation, and the findings are yours either way.
Two steps, in this order: we sign the BAA first, then you send the reports. Nothing containing PHI is exchanged before the agreement is executed.
Floor: $950/month. The floor is not an extra fee — you pay the percentage or $950, whichever is higher.
Included at every tier: eligibility checks, coding review, daily claim submission, denial appeals, patient statements, weekly AR report.
Free 90-day AR & denial audit before you sign — delivered in writing within 5 business days.
$375 per month of books behind
$1,500 minimum engagement · flat quote confirmed in writing before work starts
<5%
Target denial rate
96%+
Clean-claim submission rate
<35 days
Target days in AR
How engagements work — Percentage of collections or flat per-claim pricing, depending on volume and specialty. Free 90-day AR and denial audit before you commit.
Denials pile up and never get worked.
Every denial is worked within 48 hours, categorized by root cause, and fed back into front-end edits so it stops repeating.
You don't know what's actually collectible.
Weekly AR aging by payer and bucket, with a written plan for anything past 60 days.
Claims go out with documentation gaps.
Pre-submission scrubbing against payer rules, plus coding and documentation reviews with your clinical team.
Underpayments go unnoticed.
Contracted fee schedules loaded and every remit compared against expected reimbursement.
Every engagement is scoped against a return: cost removed, margin recovered, cash pulled forward, or exposure closed.
Front-loading eligibility checks and coded charge review cuts payer rejections before submission. On $3M in annual charges, moving clean-claim rate from 85% to 96% is roughly $60,000 in avoided rework and delayed reimbursement.
Most practices write off 3-5% of charges to denials that were never appealed. On $3M in annual charges, recovering three points of denial leakage is $90,000 that would otherwise disappear into an adjustment code.
Working AR by aging bucket instead of by memory shortens the average collection cycle. Pulling days in AR from 55 to 40 on $3M in charges frees roughly $164,000 in cash tied up in unpaid claims.
Payer fee schedules change without notice and underpayments blend into normal variance. A quarterly contract comparison against posted allowables catches systematic underpayment before it compounds across a full fee schedule cycle.
Charges entered, coded, and eligibility-checked claims submitted through the clearinghouse within 48 hours of the encounter closing.
Every denial triaged by reason code, corrected or appealed within five business days, with a running log of outcomes by payer.
Claims sorted into 0-30, 31-60, 61-90, and 90+ day buckets with the dollar amount and next action attached to each.
Statements generated for patient-responsibility balances after insurance posts, with a defined dunning cadence for unpaid balances past 60 days.
Posted allowables checked against contracted rates for your top five payers, flagging any systematic underpayment for renegotiation or appeal.
Sample chart-to-claim review confirming code selection matches documentation, reducing audit exposure and downstream takeback risk.
One person owns your account, knows your payer mix, and answers directly. No ticket routing through a shared inbox or a different rep every time you call.
Charges entered and eligibility-verified claims go out within two business days of visit close, not batched at month end when timely-filing deadlines are already tight.
A standing 30-minute call or async summary each week covers denials worked, appeals filed, and AR movement, so nothing sits unaddressed for a full billing cycle.
We pull historical claims data and payer contracts directly from your existing PM system and clearinghouse; your staff spends under two hours on the transition, not weeks.
Historical claims, payer contracts, and PM system access transferred; clearinghouse connections tested with a sample batch before live submission begins.
First full cycle of claims run through the new workflow; denial reasons categorized to identify the top three recurring rejection codes in your payer mix.
Pre-existing 90+ day claims triaged and either collected, appealed, or written off with documentation, clearing the backlog inherited from the prior process.
First quarterly performance review comparing clean-claim rate and days in AR against the Day 1 baseline, with adjustments to charge-entry or coding workflow.
Configuration, integration, and day-to-day administration are part of the fee — you are not billed to keep your own systems running.
Unworked denials become permanent revenue loss; on $3M in charges, a 3% unappealed denial rate is $90,000 gone every year.
Late submission past a payer's filing window forfeits the claim entirely, regardless of medical necessity or documentation quality.
Without a periodic allowable check, systematic underpayment on a common CPT code compounds silently across every claim for that service.
We review 90 days of claims, denials, and AR to quantify what is being left on the table.
Aged AR is worked and front-end edits are installed to stop new denials.
Daily claims, daily posting, weekly AR review with your practice manager.
Contract, fee schedule, and payer-mix analysis to raise reimbursement per visit.
Most billing companies stop at the remit. We post it straight into your financials — one source of truth.
Kipu, TheraNest, Avea, ICANotes, BestNotes — we know the systems and the payer behavior.
Enrollment delays are a billing problem; we fix both instead of pointing at each other.
We report why denials happened and change the intake process, not just resubmit.
Thirty minutes with an RCM specialist who will look at your actual denial and AR data and tell you what's fixable.
Get my free 90-day AR & denial audit