Negotiation first. IDR when payers won't move. And the rest of your billing, if you want it.
Out-of-network payments are whatever the payer decides is reasonable. We check every one against payer data and negotiate up when it's low.
When negotiation doesn't reach a fair number, we take the claim to federal arbitration under the No Surprises Act. We've worked IDR since it took effect in 2022.
The same team can run the rest of your revenue cycle.
Most start with out-of-network and keep their current biller for everything else. Others hand us the whole revenue cycle. Either works.
No. Under the No Surprises Act, patients are protected from balance billing. Disputes are between us and the payer — your patients are never billed for the difference.
No. We can handle out-of-network negotiation and IDR only, and your current billing company keeps everything else. If you want, we can also run your full revenue cycle.
Every underpaid claim starts with open negotiation: we present payer data and ask for a fair rate. If the payer won't move, we file for Independent Dispute Resolution — the federal arbitration process created by the No Surprises Act.
On contingency. We're paid a percentage of what we recover. If we don't recover anything, you don't pay.
Yes. We sign a BAA before you send anything, use a secure upload link, and use your data only to work your claims.
3 to 5 out-of-network EOBs or remittance advices — ideally your higher-dollar commercial claims. We'll email you a secure upload link.
Orthopaedics, anesthesia, neuromonitoring, assistant surgeons, emergency medicine, radiology, labs and ancillary services, and ambulatory surgery centers. We also partner with billing companies.
Results can come in as little as 30 days through negotiation. Claims that go to IDR take longer, since they follow the federal arbitration timeline.
Send us 3-5 out-of-network EOBs. We'll show you, claim by claim, what's recoverable — free, in three business days.
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