Services

Revenue cycle services organized around ownership and follow-through

Integrity RCM supports the daily work required to move claims, follow unpaid balances, resolve exceptions, and keep practice leadership informed. Final scope is matched to the practice and documented before work begins.

Service model

Connect the work instead of managing isolated tasks

Billing, denials, coding, credentialing, and A/R affect one another. The operating model should make those dependencies visible while keeping clinical decisions with authorized practice personnel.

Medical accounts receivable services

Organize insurance and patient-responsibility balances, verify what is actually due, assign the next action, and report movement without losing sight of the patient relationship.

  • Aged A/R baseline by balance type, age, value, status, and owner
  • Insurance follow-up separated from patient responsibility
  • Copay, coinsurance, deductible, and self-pay balance review
  • Statement, reminder, call-task, and payment-plan workflow
  • Posting, adjustment, secondary-coverage, and returned-statement exceptions
  • Recurring recovery, aging, and root-cause reporting
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AI-assisted contract intelligence

Identify reimbursement gaps, organize payer terms, prepare evidence-backed increase requests, and track what changes after approval.

  • Contract, amendment, and fee-schedule inventory
  • Reimbursement comparison using the practice’s own claims and remits
  • Opportunity ranking by payer, code family, and financial relevance
  • Human-reviewed negotiation letters and follow-up workflow
  • Effective-date, counteroffer, and realized-change tracking
  • Contract recovery when the current agreement cannot be located
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Medical billing

Daily work to prepare claims, follow unpaid balances, resolve exceptions, and keep practice leadership informed.

  • Charge and documentation workflow review
  • Claim preparation and submission
  • Clearinghouse and payer rejection follow-up
  • Payment posting and reconciliation
  • Denial identification and routing
  • Insurance A/R follow-up
  • Patient-balance workflow coordination
  • Recurring performance and exception reporting

Revenue cycle management

An operating layer across eligibility, coding, claims, denials, posting, patient balances, and reporting.

  • Front-end eligibility and demographic readiness
  • Coding and charge workflow support
  • Claim preparation and submission
  • Rejection and denial management
  • Insurance A/R follow-up
  • Payment posting and reconciliation
  • Patient billing coordination
  • Performance reporting and escalation

Medical coding

Coding support connected to the revenue cycle rather than treated as an isolated production task.

  • Specialty-specific coding review
  • Pre-bill coding support
  • Coding-related denial analysis
  • Documentation feedback loops
  • Coding quality review and trend reporting

Denial management

Resolve recoverable claims while identifying the documentation, coding, eligibility, or workflow issue that produced them.

  • Classify denials by reason, payer, provider, location, and value
  • Prioritize recoverable dollars and filing deadlines
  • Correct, appeal, or escalate the claim
  • Identify repeated root causes
  • Assign preventive actions
  • Report whether the same denial is returning

Credentialing

Organize credentialing requirements, payer enrollment readiness, follow-up planning, and status reporting without promising universal completion dates.

  • Provider and entity document checklist
  • Profile readiness review
  • Payer and plan inventory
  • Application readiness and submission planning
  • Follow-up plan and exception organization
  • Revalidation and renewal tracking

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