What if you could generate additional revenue without budget impact?

Nobody. It sits on top of your existing RCM and EMR, and frees up your people to do something other than be on the phone fighting insurance companies. It handles the calls, writes and submits the appeals automatically with a full audit trail, and overturns 75 to 85% of them without input, averaging an additional $112,000 per provider. No headcount changes, no new department, no reorganization.

75 to 85% of denials overturned for you. Most organizations only appeal a fraction of what they could, because nobody has the hours. Automating the calls, the writing and the follow-up changes how many denials get appealed, and overturns 75 to 85% of those it does. That's where the money is. More on overturn rate.

One to two weeks for denial automation, which is faster than almost anything else we do. No IT project, no integration build, no data migration. Remote care programs take a little longer because they involve patient enrollment, but neither one asks your clinical staff to change how they practice.

$0 upfront. Both programs are billed out of what they actually recover or generate, so there's no capital request and no budget line to defend. If nothing is recovered, there's no invoice. This is a contingency fee arrangement.