Primary care
For the everyday work of an independent practice.
Start with a defined group of outstanding claims, a clear payer follow-up process, and a reporting rhythm your team can use.
A focused pilot begins with the way your practice actually works—not a one-size-fits-all promise.
Start with a defined group of outstanding claims, a clear payer follow-up process, and a reporting rhythm your team can use.
Discuss the services billed, documentation handoffs, and payer workflows before choosing a pilot batch. Specialty experience must be verified.
Identify the outstanding claims and the records your team uses to answer questions. Any authorization work requires a separately established scope.
Select a narrow claim category and confirm the reviewer’s relevant experience. Coding and procedure-specific questions stay with qualified reviewers.
Map administrative responsibilities and the information needed for follow-up. Confirm fit, privacy requirements, and the specialty knowledge needed before delivery.
Agree which claims to review, how payer responses are documented, and when questions return to your practice. Begin with a bounded workload.