Checked November 1, 2026.
Revenue cycle support for healthcare practices
Care comes first.
Payer enrollment. Billing support. Written reviews.
Practical help with the work behind your care.
Your setting. Your starting point.
Adding a clinician? Changing your billing support? Bring us the payer list or the billing problem. Choose the work you need.
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The right help.
For the work ahead.
Keep your team. Bring us in for a specific project or ongoing support.Compare all services ↗
Questions followed through.
Adding a provider, a payer or a new practice?
We prepare the agreed applications, respond to payer requests and follow each file to the payer’s written decision.
You receive: Application records, payer correspondence and effective-date letters, with the next action and responsible person.
Priced per application. See the organization, practitioner and solo-practice fees before you decide. View pricing ↗
CAQH setup and ongoing credential maintenance are priced separately.
Replacing a biller or sharing the work?
We can take over billing or handle agreed parts alongside your staff: eligibility, authorizations, claims, denial follow-up and payment reconciliation.
You receive: Work on the claims in scope, a record of payer responses and a clear next action on unresolved items.
Priced by an agreed per-claim fee and monthly minimum. Your proposal defines what is included. View pricing ↗
New enrollments, aged A/R projects and further appeals are separately scoped. Software fit and handover responsibilities are confirmed first.
Need to understand a problem before changing it?
We review enrollment, claim totals and your billing workflow to explain what the evidence shows and what to do next.
You receive: Written findings, supporting evidence, recommended actions and a meeting to walk through them.
A fixed-fee written review, with the provider count and scope agreed before work begins. View pricing ↗
Use the recommendations internally or ask HRI to scope implementation. A paid review is not required for enrollment or billing.
Considering a new clinical service?
Before you invest, check coverage and billing requirements for one proposed service against the payers you name.
You receive: Payer coverage rules, coding and documentation requirements, enrollment gaps and available payment-rate information.
A fixed-fee assessment for one proposed service. View pricing ↗
Assessment only. Enrollment, implementation and claim submission are separate services.
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Tell us what's happening.
Your practice, the payers and the work you need help with. No patient information in the inquiry.
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Agree on the assignment.
Scope, responsibilities, deliverables and fees in writing. A BAA and appropriate access before patient data.
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Know what comes next.
Records of the work, unresolved questions and the next action. Reporting arrangements agreed for your engagement.
Find your setting
Care looks different.
So does the work.
Explore the enrollment, billing and review support relevant to your practice.
Selected industry updates
Practice briefing.
Coverage season
HealthCare.gov enrollment is open
The enrollment window for 2027 coverage runs from November 1, 2026, through January 15, 2027. State-run marketplaces may use different dates.
Published October 30, 2026CMS source
Therapy billing reminder
Keep the therapy KX threshold in view
Medicare sets the threshold at $2,480 for PT and speech-language pathology combined, and separately for OT. It is a documentation threshold, not a benefit cap.
Applies to 2026 servicesCMS source
Dental billing reminder
KX for Medicare-covered dental care
For Medicare dental services inextricably linked to covered medical care, KX is required. Dental-format claims also require an ICD-10 code; those fields alone do not establish coverage.
Required since July 1, 2025CMS source