You already do the clinical work. Get paid for it.
Billing turns the immunizations, tests and reviews you deliver every day into clean medical claims, from the moment the encounter happens to the remittance that pays it. No new documentation habits. No billing degree required.
Encounter to remittance, without a billing department.
Encounter
The administration lands in the event stream. Billing recognises it as billable the moment it happens.
Scrub
Consent, signature, diagnosis and eligibility checked while the patient is still in front of you.
Submit
An 837P is built and handed to the worker, which owns the transport. Nothing blocks on a clearinghouse.
Track
The 277 acknowledgement confirms receipt. A claim that never acknowledges is a work item, not a silence.
Close
The 835 remittance pays it or denies it. A denial arrives with the payer reason attached.
Stage 02 is the one that pays for the product. A missing signature costs thirty seconds on the day of service and six weeks after it.
The claim you never submit is revenue at a 100% discount.
Most unbilled clinical revenue is never denied. It simply never gets submitted, because the medical benefit is a different form, a different payer path and a different set of documentation rules from the pharmacy claims your team runs all day. That gap between work delivered and work billed is pure loss, and it compounds every single day.
- Immunization administration
- Point-of-care testing
- Test and treat
- Comprehensive medication review
- Targeted medication review
- Chronic care management support
Every one of these is a medical-benefit claim. Most never get submitted, because the medical benefit is a different form, a different payer path and a different set of documentation rules from the pharmacy claims your team runs all day.
Billing, in practice.
Billable encounters caught automatically
The vaccine administration is already in your system. Billing spots it the moment it happens and starts the claim, instead of leaving it to a month-end memory test.
Paperwork checked while the patient is still there
Missing consent? Missing signature? You find out in seconds, when fixing it costs nothing, instead of in a denial six weeks later.
Claims carried all the way to paid
Built, submitted on the 837P, tracked to the 835 that closes it. Denials come back as work items with the payer reason attached, not as mysteries.
Coverage known before the service
Eligibility checked up front turns a write-off into a clean claim, or an honest cash-price conversation before the work is done.
A vendor with no stake in your volume
Flat pricing, never a percentage of collections. What you bill is a clinical decision. We priced ourselves out of having an opinion about it.
A vendor paid on collections has an opinion about your clinical decisions.
Percentage-of-collections pricing is standard in this category and it creates an interest we did not want to hold. What you bill is a clinical and ethical judgement that belongs to your pharmacist, and a supplier whose revenue rises when that judgement gets looser is a supplier with a quiet thumb on the scale. Flat pricing costs us upside on our best customers. It also means we can tell you to bill less without arguing with our own invoice.
Already connected? Billing was a switch, not a project.
Every product runs on the same event spine. Turning one on starts it working on data that is already flowing, which is why there is no second onboarding and no second integration bill.
See Billing on your own data.
Thirty minutes. We connect one facility read-only, replay your recent events, and show you what Billing finds. Your numbers, not a demo dataset, and credentials you can revoke when we are done.