Industries · Physician Practices

Get paid for every visit you deliver.

A practice loses money in three places: the visit that never became a charge, the claim denied for something knowable in advance, and the prior authorization that stalled until the patient stopped calling. All three run on one record here, and all three are visible from the same screen.

Attergo: the dashboard, showing the measures that matter today with what needs attention beside them.
The problem

Denial rates get reported. Missed charges never do.

A denial leaves a trace you can count. A charge nobody captured leaves nothing at all, so practices manage the number they can see and quietly bleed on the one they cannot. The gap between work delivered and work billed appears in no report a billing system produces.

What you get

Four things change on the first day.

Charges that come from the visit itself

The clinical event starts the claim. What was delivered is what gets billed, without waiting on somebody to remember it at month end.

Documentation checked while it is cheap to fix

A missing signature or consent is a thirty second correction on the day of service and a six week denial afterwards. The check runs on the day.

Prior authorizations that chase themselves

The rejection opens the request, the clinical record attaches itself, and every open authorization stays visible and ageing until it resolves or escalates.

Payer behaviour, measured

How each payer actually pays you, by service and over time. Evidence to take into the contract conversation instead of an impression.

Why it fits

Built for the way a practice actually runs.

Billing, authorizations, obligations and reporting are one system with one login and one support number. Access is scoped by site and by role, so a front desk, a biller and an owner each see their own surface. Priced per location, per month.

One platform, one record, one login. You license the capabilities you want and operate them as a single system, and every figure on every screen shows the arithmetic that produced it.

Start with one facility.

A read-only connection and credentials you can revoke. We come back with what the last month actually cost you, using your own numbers.