Your billing office,without the hiring.
We take over the full cycle — from checking cover before the visit to reconciling the payment after it — and report on every stage.
- Service
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- Pricing
- Percentage of collections
§ 01Why in-house billing breaks
Billing depends on a few people who know the payers, the codes and the workarounds. When one is on leave or leaves, claims wait. Rules change, denials rise, and nobody has the hours to find out why.
§ 02Scope
What’s included.
- (a)
Eligibility and benefits
Cover verified before the appointment, so the claim starts clean.
- (b)
Charge capture and coding review
Services matched to documentation and coded consistently before submission.
- (c)
Claim submission
Clean claims submitted on a fixed daily or weekly schedule.
- (d)
Payment posting and reconciliation
Remittances posted and matched; underpayments flagged against your contracts.
- (e)
Denials and follow-up
Every denial worked; every unpaid claim followed on a schedule.
- (f)
Reporting
Monthly report on collections, denial rate, days in receivables and open items.
§ 03Method
How the hand-over works.
- Step 1
Audit
We start with your current claims and processes.
- Step 2
Onboarding
Access, payer set-up, workflows and reporting agreed in writing.
- Step 3
Parallel run
We work alongside your team before taking full ownership.
- Step 4
Ownership
We run the cycle; your team handles the patients.
- Step 5
Review
A monthly review of the numbers and what we’re changing.
§ 04What you see
- A named account lead and a direct line to the team doing the work
- Monthly revenue cycle report
- Quarterly review of trends, payer behaviour and process changes
§ 05A good fit if
- Billing depends on one or two people
- You’re opening a new site or service line
- You want predictable cash flow and one accountable partner
§ 06Fee
Percentage of collections
Compare pricingA fee of [[RCM_FEE]] of monthly collections. Our fee moves with what you’re actually paid.
§ 07Questions
Questions about Full Revenue Cycle Management
- Do we keep our billing software?
- In most cases, yes. We adapt to your system rather than migrate you.
- Who talks to patients about their bills?
- That’s agreed during onboarding. Many providers keep patient conversations in-house; we handle payers.
- How long does onboarding take?
- It depends on your size and systems. We give you a written timeline after the audit: [[RCM_ONBOARDING_WEEKS]] weeks is typical for a single site.