Find the right starting point

A clearer view.
A more focused next step.

Request an introductory practice audit to discuss your administrative workflows, identify priorities, and explore where operational support could fit.

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Begin with clarity

Request your free audit.

A brief business overview is enough to start.

Share a brief overview of your practice. Please leave out patient records, medical details, passwords, and other sensitive information.

  1. 1. Your practice
  2. 2. Your contact
  3. 3. Review & send

Step 1 of 3

Tell us about your practice.

Required fields are marked *. No patient records are needed.

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How It Works

Your Audit in 4 Simple Steps

  1. Schedule Your Audit

    Fill out the form with a brief business overview. Our team can then contact you to arrange the introductory conversation.

  2. Data Collection

    Agree on the review scope and an authorized sharing process. A defined billing review may use a recent period, such as 90 days of relevant data.

  3. Expert Analysis

    Review the agreed billing, documentation, denial, and collection patterns to identify questions, gaps, and improvement priorities.

  4. Results Presentation

    Discuss findings, practical recommendations, and next steps. Any written report or financial projections are defined in the agreed review scope.

The public form starts an introductory conversation. Patient records and system credentials should only be shared through an agreed, authorized process.

What’s Included

Your Comprehensive Audit Report

Explore six areas of the revenue cycle to identify improvement opportunities. Detailed analysis and report deliverables are confirmed in the agreed review scope.

Revenue Analysis

Review collection trends, outstanding balances, and revenue-cycle handoffs to identify areas for further investigation.

Coding Audit

Explore coding accuracy, documentation gaps, and potentially missed charges within an agreed specialist review scope.

Denial Review

Review denial patterns, payer reasons, and recurring workflow issues to identify practical prevention and follow-up priorities.

Process Evaluation

Assess billing workflows, task ownership, and handoffs to highlight efficiency gaps and opportunities for clearer coordination.

Compliance Check

Identify payer requirements and billing-process questions that need review by the appropriate authorized or qualified team.

A/R Assessment

Review accounts receivable aging, unresolved balances, and follow-up ownership to prioritize outstanding work.

The free introductory request does not include a formal compliance certification or a guaranteed return on investment. Any projections depend on agreed assumptions and available information.

What we can discuss

Look at the work behind the workload.

Focus the conversation on the administrative areas that matter most to your team.

Front office

Appointment administration, patient communication, and team handoffs.

Documentation

Administrative documentation, review points, and workflow ownership.

Insurance coordination

Eligibility tasks, authorization administration, and payer communication.

Revenue cycle

Billing handoffs, claim follow-up, and payment administration.

Your practice audit

Tell us where
to begin.

Share your practice’s priorities and the support you would like to explore. No patient records or system credentials are needed for this request.

Prepare for the conversation
  • Which tasks are creating the most friction?
  • What systems does your team use?
  • Who owns the workflow today?
  • What would a useful improvement look like?
A useful introductory review

Understand what the audit conversation can establish.

The free practice audit starts with a business-level discussion of your administrative workflow. Its purpose is to identify priorities and explore an appropriate support scope.

01

Map the starting point

Discuss your practice type, current systems, recurring tasks, and the handoffs that slow work down. Describe the issue using general business information, without patient records or credentials.

02

Identify a focused priority

Compare the administrative areas that need attention: front office, scheduling, documentation, insurance coordination, or revenue follow-up. A specific starting point makes it easier to discuss ownership and review requirements.

03

Consider the next step

Use the conversation to decide whether a service proposal or further scoping discussion would be useful. Any work, coverage commitments, pricing, and access requirements should be agreed separately before an engagement starts.

Explore the details: Prepare for the discussion
Prepare for the discussion
BringDescribeKeep for a secure later process
Workflow overviewWhat happens today, common exceptions, and the current owner.Patient-identifiable examples or clinical records.
Systems overviewPlatform names and the modules your team uses.Passwords, account tokens, or screenshots with sensitive data.
PrioritiesTask volume, desired coverage, and the improvement you want to explore.Any confidential material outside the initial inquiry scope.

The introductory review is not a formal clinical, legal, compliance, or financial audit and does not guarantee a revenue outcome.

Common questions

A few things to know.

Clear expectations make it easier to choose the right next step.

Explore all frequently asked questions
What does the free audit cover?

An introductory discussion of your practice’s administrative priorities, systems, and workflows. The focus is on understanding where support might fit. A formal financial, legal, compliance, or clinical audit is not included in this inquiry.

Will the audit guarantee revenue improvements?

No. Outcomes depend on your practice, the work involved, and any support later agreed. The introductory audit helps frame priorities and next steps rather than promise a specific result.

Do we need to provide patient data?

No. Describe the administrative workflow using business information. Patient records and system credentials are not required for the public request form.

What happens after I submit?

When the request is accepted by our configured delivery service, you’ll see a confirmation with a reference. The team can then review the inquiry and contact you using the details you provided. If sending cannot be confirmed, the form keeps your details so you can retry or contact us directly.

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