Billing companies pay per appeal drafted. Practices pay a flat price per location. Triage, ranking and reports cost nothing on either plan.
Triage, ranking, deadlines and the client and payer reports cost nothing. Adding a client costs nothing. You pay when a case gets a draft, and a re-draft of the same case is free.
Billing companies
Use them in your first 60 days. After that, $8 an appeal, locked for a year. That is under half the $18 it costs you to write one today.
We never take a share of what you recover, so nobody earns more by appealing more.
Practices
$300$350 per location, a month
Billed yearly. You save $600 per location.Billed each month.
2 locations minimum. One-time setup $1,500. Above 150 denials we talk first, never a surprise bill.
That is $150 per location a month on the yearly plan, and the $1,500 setup is waived.
Billing for other practices? You pay per appeal instead.
One case that got a draft. A re-draft of the same case is free, and a case the software could not draft is not billed.
They count per calendar month, and each price applies only to the appeals inside its tier. At 1,200 appeals in a month, the first 1,000 are $8 each and the next 200 are $6 each.
About 150 denials per location a month. Above that we talk first. We never send a surprise bill.
Yes. Cancel any time in the first 90 days and we refund the unused part.
A fee tied to collections rewards appealing more, not appealing well. Medicaid rules also say a billing agent's pay must not be a percentage of what is billed or collected (42 CFR 447.10), and many of your clients bill Medicaid. So our price never depends on what you recover.
One client, 90 days, 4 aggregate columns. You get back what was winnable and what it was worth, before you pay anything.
Run a free review No patient data, so nothing to sign first.
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