Medical Coding
AAPC- and AHIMA-credentialed coders working your specialty, with a second-pass audit on every high-value encounter.
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of claims are denied on first pass
Industry average across commercial payers
65%
of denials are never reworked
Because the appeal costs more than the claim
$118B
lost annually to administrative waste
US healthcare, billing and insurance-related costs
Every payer publishes its own edits, modifiers and medical-necessity policies — and revises them quarterly. Your billers are chasing a moving target.
A note written for the clinician and a note written for the payer are not the same artefact. The gap between them is where revenue quietly disappears.
Coverage verified on Monday is not coverage on Thursday. Front-desk errors surface 45 days later as a denial nobody owns.
Registration, coding, billing and collections each hold one fragment of the truth. No single system remembers the whole claim.
AAPC- and AHIMA-credentialed coders working your specialty, with a second-pass audit on every high-value encounter.
Same-day capture with automated charge reconciliation against the schedule, so nothing rendered goes unbilled.
Real-time benefit checks and prior-authorisation tracking before the patient is roomed, not after the claim is denied.
Payer-specific scrubbing against a live edit library, with electronic submission and acknowledgement reconciliation.
Root-cause coding of every denial, appeals filed inside payer windows, and a feedback loop back into the front end.
Aged receivables worked by dollar-weighted priority rather than by date, so the recoverable balance moves first.
ERA and manual posting with contractual-allowance validation — underpayments are flagged, not absorbed.
Enrolment, re-validation and CAQH upkeep managed on a calendar, so a lapsed credential never freezes a provider.
A live view of yield by payer, provider and CPT — with the variance explained, not just plotted.
Demographics and coverage captured once, validated at the source, and carried forward without re-keying.
Benefits, deductibles and authorisation requirements confirmed against the payer before the encounter.
Documentation abstracted to ICD-10, CPT and HCPCS, with specificity and modifier logic reviewed by a second coder.
Scrubbed against payer-specific edits, submitted electronically, and reconciled against the 277 acknowledgement.
Claim status polled through adjudication. Silence is treated as a signal, not as progress.
Remittances posted line-by-line, with every allowance checked against the contracted rate.
Yield, denial reason and A/R ageing surfaced by payer, provider and procedure — refreshed daily.
Every denial reason routed back to the step that caused it. The cycle gets measurably tighter each quarter.
AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit. Keys rotated on a fixed schedule and never co-located with the data they protect.
Executed BAAs, an annually reviewed Security Risk Analysis, and a documented breach-notification runbook.
Every read and write against PHI is written to an append-only ledger with actor, purpose and timestamp.
Isolated tenancy, private networking, and infrastructure defined in code so drift is impossible to introduce quietly.
Role-based, least-privilege access with mandatory MFA and quarterly entitlement reviews.
Point-in-time recovery, geographically separated replicas, and restore drills that are actually run.
Interactive
Every figure your team acts on, in one surface. Drag to look at it from another angle — which is roughly what we do to a revenue cycle before we touch it.
Revenue Overview
$2.4M+
This Month28.6%
Claims Processed
12,543
18.6%
Collection Rate
98%
22.1%
Denial Rate
3.2%
11.4%
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We had three people doing nothing but reworking denials. Six months in, that queue is a report nobody has to open — and our A/R is the shortest it has been in a decade.
What changed was not the collections work. It was that every denial finally had a cause attached to it, and the cause got fixed upstream.
Our credentialing used to be a spreadsheet and a prayer. Now a lapse is impossible to reach — it gets flagged ninety days out.
If it is easier to talk it through, we are happy to. No deck, no discovery call script.
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