Advisory
You have a capable biller and need a senior person to check the work and set direction.
- Monthly KPI review and written summary
- Denial and AR trend oversight
- On-call guidance for your billing team
Services
Get credentialed and contracted, diagnose what's wrong, fix it at the source, and keep it running — for behavioral health, psychiatric, ABA and physical therapy practices. All work is done by a 100% US-based team.
01 · Diagnose
A fixed-scope diagnosis. We pull your claims, remittances, payer contracts and AR, and show you exactly where revenue is being lost — and what to fix first.
Best for: practices that know something is off and want it quantified.
02 · Run
Your billing handled end to end by a US-based team — no offshore resources — with director-level oversight built in rather than sold separately.
Best for: practices without an in-house billing team, or ready to replace a vendor they can't see into.
03 · Lead
Keep your own billers or vendor, and add a director on top. Choose how involved you want us to be.
You have a capable biller and need a senior person to check the work and set direction.
You need the fixes actually carried out, with someone leading the team through them.
You need an acting Director of RCM through growth, a system change or a leadership gap.
04 · Fix
Scoped work with a clear finish line, for a specific problem you already know you have.
05 · Get in network
Most revenue problems start before the first claim: a provider who isn't enrolled, a contract nobody has read closely, or rates that were never loaded correctly. We handle the upstream work so claims can be paid right the first time.
Best for: new practices and locations, adding providers or payers, or practices that suspect their contracts are underpaying.
Usually, yes. It's how we both find out whether the problem is people, process, payers or the system — and it sets the baseline we measure against.
The assessment delivers its findings within 24–48 hours of receiving your data. Fixes made at the source usually show up in the next few months of denial and clean-claim numbers. Slower items, like payer contract changes, are flagged as such in the 90-day plan.
First-pass clean claim rate, denial rate by reason and payer, net collection rate, days in AR, and AR over 90 and 120 days. Each has a written definition, so the numbers mean the same thing every month.
Before cutover we agree in writing who owns the legacy AR — your old vendor, your staff or us — and how it gets worked to resolution. We also confirm clearinghouse and payer enrollment details, so new claims don't stall during the change.
We handle the credentialing, enrollment and participation requests, and build the case for your rates. Whether a network accepts you, and at what rate, is always the payer's decision — we make sure nothing on your side slows it down.
No. Everyone who works on your account is based in the United States — for advisory work and full-service billing alike.
Only US-based staff access your data. A Business Associate Agreement is signed before we access any PHI, and data is returned or destroyed — with a written certificate — when the engagement ends.
Yes. Our background is in substance use disorder and behavioral health billing across multi-state facility groups. We check that the required Part 2 consent is in place before records go to a payer, and we treat SUD records under Part 2's re-disclosure rules.
You do. We work in your own systems wherever possible, so your claim history, reports and payer setup stay with you. Anything we hold is returned or destroyed at the end, and open work is handed off in writing.
Yes, to find patterns and prioritize work faster. A person reviews every claim, appeal and payer communication before it goes out, and patient data only goes into tools covered by a Business Associate Agreement.
Not unless you want us to. Fractional leadership makes your existing team or vendor more effective. Full-service billing is a separate option.
Thirty minutes with Daniel, SPR Group's founder. You'll leave knowing which service — if any — makes sense.