Free practice revenue audit

Find out where your practice may be losing revenue

We review your current billing and walk you through where revenue may be slipping. Our review can identify potential issues involving:

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  • Claim denials
  • Coding
  • Underpayments
  • Aging A/R
  • Eligibility
  • Prior authorization
  • Missed charges
  • Billing workflows
  • Payer issues
  • Credentialing
  • Claim submission
  • Collection opportunities

No patient records are required to request an initial review. No commitment. See a sample audit report.

The initial review uses practice-level summaries you choose to share, such as A/R aging, denial and payer-mix reports, with no patient identifiers. We do not view any patient information until a Business Associate Agreement is signed.

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An RCM specialist typically replies within one business day.

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How it works

Four steps to a healthier revenue cycle

1

Free revenue audit

We review your current billing and identify potential revenue leakage.

2

Connect to your existing workflow

We work with your existing EHR and PM system whenever possible.

3

Clean up and optimize

We address billing, coding, denials, A/R, eligibility, credentialing and workflow issues.

4

Monitor and improve

We provide ongoing reporting and revenue cycle management.

Questions

Free audit questions

Is the practice audit really free?

Yes. The initial review is free and there is no commitment to use our services afterward.

Do I need to send patient records?

No. No patient records are required to request an initial review. The initial review uses practice-level summaries you choose to share, such as A/R aging, denial and payer-mix reports, with no patient identifiers. We do not view any patient information until a Business Associate Agreement is signed.

What happens after I submit the form?

An RCM specialist contacts you, typically within one business day, to learn about your practice and arrange the review. We then walk you through where revenue may be slipping.