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Your practice. Our priority.

More room
for care.

Medical billing support for the people
who put patients first.

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You take care of patients.
We’ll take care of the billing.

A dedicated billing partner who sees the whole picture. From your first credential to your next stage of growth.

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Built around your practiceMedical billing✳A/R recovery✳Credentialing✳Revenue cycle management

A little less admin. A lot more possibility.

The right support.
Right where you need it.

Bring us your biggest billing challenge.
We’ll help you work through it, with support
that fits the way your practice runs.

Free revenue audit

See where your
billing stands.

It starts with a conversation. If an audit makes sense, it is a review of your billing data and process, with the findings in a written report.

How the free audit works

  1. A free 30-minute callYour billing, systems and priorities, and whether an audit makes sense.
  2. A signed BAA and an agreed processA business associate agreement is signed and a secure way to share data is agreed first.
  3. A written findings reportThe findings of the review, set out in a written report.

What an audit can cover

  • Open balances, separated into recent claims, older insurer balances and patient responsibility
  • Claim status and denial patterns
  • Claims nearing filing deadlines
  • Unbilled visits
  • Payer participation status
  • Coding accuracy, in both directions: under-coding and over-coding
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Medical billing & RCM+

From claim preparation and submission to payment posting and follow-up, we help keep your revenue cycle moving.

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Credentialing & contracting+

Support with provider enrollment, payer applications and follow-up, whether you’re opening your doors or growing your team.

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Coverage discovery+

Help identifying available insurance coverage and resolving coverage questions before they become billing roadblocks.

New practice support+

Connect the pieces of your new practice: billing workflows, enrollment and the systems your team will use every day.

Care comes in many forms.

So does our
support.

Different specialties. Different workflows.
One team invested in getting to know yours.

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People first. Details always.

A billing partner.
Not another thing to manage.

You should know what’s happening with your revenue—and who to call when you have a question.

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We start by listening.

Your systems, your team, your priorities. We learn how your practice works before recommending the next step.

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We make a plan together.

Full billing support or help with a specific challenge. We agree on a scope that works for your practice.

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We stay in the picture.

Clear updates, thoughtful follow-up and people you can reach. Because billing is an ongoing relationship.

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News
Revenue cycle

Your A/R report tells a story.

Start with the right distinctions before treating an open balance as missed revenue.

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Resource
New practices

New practice billing setup

For founders opening a practice. The conversations to have about systems, provider enrollment and billing before your first patient, in the order they tend to need attention.

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Sample report

Sample audit report

What the written report looks like after a free audit call, shown for Northfield Family Medicine, a fictional practice.

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Guide

CO-97 Denial Code: What It Means and How to Resolve It

What CARC 97 means on a remittance, why payers apply it, and how to decide between a corrected claim, an appeal and a contractual adjustment.

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Guide

CPT Code 99214: Requirements and Documentation

When an established patient office visit supports 99214, how medical decision making and total time decide the level, and what the record needs to show.

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Guide

CPT Codes for Injections: Joints, Drugs, Units and Modifiers

How injections are coded, from joint injections (20600–20611) and drug administration (96372) to J-code units, NDCs and Medicare's JW and JZ modifiers.

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Guide

Physical Therapy CPT Codes: Evaluations, Units and Modifiers

The PT evaluation codes 97161–97164, how Medicare's 8-minute rule turns minutes into units, and when the GP and KX modifiers and plan-of-care rules apply.

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Guide

CPT Code for X-Ray: Body Area, Views and Modifiers

How X-ray CPT codes are chosen by body area and number of views, how the 26, TC, FX and FY modifiers work, and what patients see on an X-ray bill.

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Guide

How to Increase Medical Practice Revenue: A Billing Guide

How a practice can increase revenue by collecting what it has already earned, correctly, and why coding higher than the record supports is not one of the ways.

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Guide

Benefits of Outsourcing Medical Billing vs. In-House

A fair comparison of outsourced and in-house medical billing, covering benefits, trade-offs, signs it's time to change, and what to ask a billing company.

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Let’s find your next opportunity.

A fresh perspective
on your practice.

Start with a conversation about your billing. We’ll discuss your priorities, what a free audit can cover, and the information needed to begin.

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Your practice review

Clarity starts with
the right questions.

  • What’s still outstanding?
  • Where are claims getting held up?
  • What needs a closer coding review?
  • Which next steps should come first?

Patient information is shared only through an agreed secure process, after the appropriate agreements are in place.