Medical Billing & RCM

Revenue without the friction.

End-to-end revenue cycle management that keeps claims moving, denials resolved, and revenue flowing.

What we handle

The full cycle, owned by one team.

Own the whole cycle

Full revenue cycle

From charge capture to posted payment, one team owns the whole cycle. You get a monthly report in plain language: collections, denial rate, days in A/R, and what we're doing about each.

Monthly reporting · One point of contact
Get paid faster

Claims submission & scrubbing

Coded, checked, and filed quickly to keep your clean-claim rate high and your cash cycle short.

Coding review · Scrubbing · EDI
Recover every dollar

Denials & appeals

Every rejection worked, appealed, and tracked until it resolves. Denial patterns get reported back so they stop recurring.

Appeals · Root cause
Keep cash moving

Payments & A/R follow-up

Payments posted and reconciled, aging buckets worked before payer deadlines pass, patient balances handled respectfully.

Posting · A/R workdown
Bill from day one

Credentialing & enrollment

Payer enrollment and re-credentialing managed on a calendar, so new providers bill on time and nobody falls off a panel unnoticed.

Enrollment · CAQH · Renewals
Not sure where your leak is?

Send a recent aging report — we'll find it.

Free billing review →
Start smaller

Not ready to hand over the whole cycle?

Practice support services that fix one pain point first — by the hour, no long contracts. Most practices grow them into full RCM when they're ready.

Hours, not headcount

Virtual assistant

A trained remote assistant for scheduling, inbox triage, eligibility checks, and the admin that eats your staff's day. Scoped by the hour, scaled as you grow.

Scheduling · Eligibility · Admin
No more voicemail

Front desk coverage

Phones answered, appointments booked, reminders sent, intake handled — full days or overflow only, so patients always reach a person.

Calls · Scheduling · Intake
Chart less, see more

Medical scribe

A remote scribe documents the visit in your EHR in real time, so notes are done before the patient leaves and clinicians get their evenings back.

Real-time notes · Your EHR
Need something else handled?

Prior authorizations · Patient recalls · Transcription

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Measured monthly

The numbers we answer for.

Every month, in plain language — each of these, what moved, and what we're doing about it.

Reported monthlyDays in A/R

How long revenue sits between the visit and the payment. The first number we work down.

Reported monthlyClean-claim rate

Claims accepted on first submission. High means fast cash; low means rework we eliminate.

Reported monthlyDenial rate

What payers reject — every one worked, appealed, and traced to a root cause so it stops recurring.

Reported monthlyNet collections

What you actually collected of what you were owed. The number the whole cycle answers to.

Who we serve

Built for independent medicine.

Solo & small groupIndependent practices

The cycle handled end to end, without hiring a billing department to do it.

Specialty careSpecialty groups

Payers, codes, and prior-auth patterns that need more attention than generic billing gives them.

Launching or adding providersNew & growing providers

Credentialed, enrolled, and billing from the first patient — no months of unpaid work.

A quick check

How much is leaking?

Three numbers from your practice give a rough size of what denied claims alone may be costing you each year — before A/R aging and credentialing gaps are even counted.

Method: claims × average value × denial rate, with 60% assumed recoverable, annualized. Benchmarks vary by specialty — the free review replaces this estimate with your real numbers.
Estimated recoverable
$62,208 / year

An estimate, not a promise — send an aging report and we'll give you the real number.

What you receive

The monthly report.

One page, plain language, every month: what was collected, what was denied and why, where the A/R stands, and what we're doing about each. Written for the practice owner, not for another biller.

Delivered monthly · Reviewed on a standing call
Kraft Node · Monthly billing reportSample
Collections posted
Denial rate
Days in A/R
Net collections
What moved · Why · What we're doing about it
Handled with care

Your data, treated like clinical data.

BAA before PHI

A business associate agreement is signed before any patient data moves. No exceptions.

HIPAA-aligned handling

Least-privilege access, audit trails, and named accounts on every system we touch.

Your systems, your data

We work inside your EHR and clearinghouse. You own every login, record, and report.

No black box

Every month you see what happened, why, and what changes next — in plain language.

Switching without a gap

The first sixty days.

Weeks one and two

Parallel setup

We get payer access, learn your systems, and map your current cycle while your existing process keeps running untouched.

Weeks three and four

Staged cutover

New claims route through us while we work down the existing A/R backlog. Nothing falls between the two processes.

Month two onward

Steady state

Full cycle running, first monthly report delivered, and a standing call to review the numbers with your office manager.

Questions

Asked before switching.

Can we switch without interrupting cash flow?

Yes — that's what the sixty-day plan is for. Your current process keeps running while we set up in parallel; new claims cut over in stages and nothing falls between the two.

Do you work with our EHR and practice management system?

We work inside your existing systems rather than forcing a migration. If your stack has a real gap, you'll hear it from us straight — with options, not an upsell.

How do you charge?

A simple structure scoped to practice size — agreed in writing before anything starts, with no percentage surprises buried in the fine print.

Who owns our data if we leave?

You do — it never stops being yours. Everything lives in your systems under your logins, so leaving means revoking our access, not negotiating an export.

Get in touch

Find out what you're leaving on the table.

Tell us about your practice and we'll reply in plain numbers — or just send a recent aging report.