Case Studies: Transforming Revenue Cycle Management

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Case Study: Endocrinology Group — Credentialing & Claim Precision

Client: Multi-provider Endocrinology Clinic in Florida
Service: Credentialing + Specialty Billing Support

The Challenge

The practice expanded quickly but struggled with delayed payments due to credentialing backlogs and claim denials tied to procedure coding errors (e.g., for CGM, insulin pump therapy).

Our Solution

  • Managed payer credentialing and CAQH profiles for all providers

  • Optimized coding for labs, DME, and endocrinology procedures

  • Educated the team on documentation requirements

The Results

  • All providers credentialed within 45 days

  • Claim approval rate jumped to 98%

  • Patient reimbursements were faster and clearer

  • The clinic now operates with predictable monthly cash flow

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Case Study: Primary Care Practice — Boosting Efficiency & Revenue

Client: Family Medicine Practice in Tennessee
Service: End-to-End Revenue Cycle Management

The Challenge

This independent primary care clinic faced rising administrative costs, inconsistent collections, and denied claims due to coding errors and outdated workflows. The staff spent hours each week trying to follow up on unpaid claims.

Our Solution

We implemented a comprehensive RCM solution, including:

  • Accurate E/M coding support

  • Real-time claim tracking and reporting

  • Transparent patient billing with follow-up

The Results

  • Revenue increased by 28% within the first 90 days

  • Denied claims reduced by 75%

  • Provider satisfaction improved, with more time for patient care

  • Billing staff reported a 40% time savings

Case Study Mental Health

Case Study: Mental Health Clinic — Revenue Recovery & Compliance

Client: Outpatient Mental Health Center (LPCs, PMHNPs, LCSWs)
Service: Full-Service Billing + Compliance Monitoring

The Challenge

After switching EHR systems, the clinic lost track of $50,000 in claims due to missed documentation, improper coding (especially 90791/90837), and incorrect supervision billing.

Our Solution

  • Audited all historical claims and appealed eligible denials

  • Set up a compliance-first billing workflow

  • Delivered monthly KPI dashboards to track growth

The Results

  • Recovered over $41,000 in lost claims

  • Cut denial rate from 22% to under 5%

  • Maintained 100% compliance with documentation and supervision rules

  • Providers now focus on care, not billing headaches