Not faster software. Not another vendor to manage. A capability you didn't have.
An AI agentic crew that recovers the revenue you wrote off, priced so the fee risk is ours, not yours, with nothing for your team to run.
Insurers are denying with AI now. You can't fight that by hand.
Health plans are pouring money into AI — not to pay claims, but to deny them faster and at scale, with less and less human review. Against that, a busy biller or a basic software tool is a knife to a gunfight. The only answer is a better AI on your side.
It's documented on both sides of the market. ProPublica reported that Cigna's system let its own doctors deny over 300,000 claims in two months — about 1.2 seconds per claim, in batches, without opening the files. And a 2024 U.S. Senate investigation found the largest Medicare Advantage insurers increased their use of AI for coverage reviews, driving denials up as human review fell. (ProPublica, 2023; U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, 2024)
You can't win this by hand anymore. That's not pessimism — it's the new math. The practices that recover are the ones that bring a better AI to the fight.
You shouldn't have to sell your practice to fix your revenue.
Practices are selling to private equity in record numbers, and when you ask the doctors why, it's rarely because they wanted to. It's the squeeze. Payers keep getting harder, the denied pile keeps growing, and handing the back office to someone bigger starts to feel like the only way out.
But that pressure is a revenue problem before it's an ownership problem. A lot of what pushes a practice to give up independence is money it already earned and never collected: written off because chasing it by hand never paid.
That's the part we fix. We recover that revenue for you, paid only on what we bring back. It takes the pressure off the exact thing that makes selling feel necessary, so you can stay independent, on your terms.
The forces ending independence are financial. Recover the revenue you're already owed and the math changes. Source: American Medical Association, 2024 Physician Practice Benchmark Survey + Medicare payment analysis.
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