The visit is documented. The claim goes out clean. The money shows up.
The full revenue cycle in one place: eligibility at booking, prior authorization tracked to expiration, charges captured from the signed note, claims scrubbed against NCCI and payer edits before submission, ERAs auto-posted, and denials worked by root cause instead of by pile.
Eligibility runs at booking and again before the date of service, so a terminated plan or a changed policy surfaces while there is still time to fix it. Prior authorization requirements are checked against the payer and the CPT®/HCPCS code at the moment of order or scheduling — the requirement appears before the service is rendered, not on the remittance. Requests are submitted electronically where the payer supports it, tracked in a work queue with status, units remaining and expiration, and attached to the encounter so the claim carries the authorization number without anyone looking it up. Patient responsibility is estimated from the live benefit response, so the front desk collects the right amount instead of guessing or collecting nothing.
When the provider signs the note, charges are built from what was documented — diagnoses, procedures, modifiers, units, place of service and rendering provider all carried forward without a second person typing them again. Before submission, every claim runs the edit stack: NCCI procedure-to-procedure and medically-unlikely edits, LCD and NCD medical-necessity checks, modifier appropriateness, payer-specific rules, and the demographic and coverage validations that cause front-end rejections. Anything that fails goes to a work queue with the reason in plain language and the fix one click away. The claim that leaves the building is the claim that gets paid — and the ones that would have been denied never became denials.
837P and 837I claims go out through your clearinghouse or ours, with 277CA acknowledgments reconciled so nothing sits in a black hole. Electronic remittances post automatically — payments, adjustments and patient responsibility applied by line, with contractual variance flagged when the payer pays below the contracted rate, which is how underpayments stop being invisible. Denials land in worklists grouped by CARC/RARC root cause rather than by date, with appeal templates, the supporting documentation already attached, and the appeal deadline on the clock. A/R is visible by payer, by age bucket and by responsible party, with a timely-filing countdown per payer so nothing is written off because a calendar was ignored.
Built for U.S. ambulatory operations. Configured and ready from day one.
At booking and before the date of service. Plan status, copay, coinsurance, deductible remaining and termination dates.
Requirement check by payer and code, electronic submission (278) where supported, work queue with units and expiration tracking.
Diagnoses, procedures, modifiers, units, POS and rendering provider carried from the signed note. Nobody types it twice.
NCCI PTP and MUE, LCD/NCD medical necessity, modifier logic, payer rules and demographic validation — before submission.
837P and 837I through your clearinghouse or ours. 276/277 status inquiry and 277CA acknowledgment reconciliation.
835 remittances posted by line with adjustments and patient responsibility applied, plus contractual variance and underpayment detection.
Worklists grouped by CARC/RARC root cause, appeal templates, attached documentation and deadline tracking.
Statements, online payment, payment plans, card on file, and Good Faith Estimates for self-pay under the No Surprises Act.
No interfaces to build. No HL7 feeds to maintain. No per-transaction integration fees. Data flows between pillars from day one.
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