Medical Practice Billing Consulting
Workflow audits, fee schedule analysis, and payer mix strategy tailored to OB/GYN, Internal Medicine, and Pediatric practices in Georgia, Florida, and Texas.
Small Billing Process Problems Compound Into Large Revenue Problems
A front-desk intake process that misses insurance verification. A fee schedule that has not been reviewed in three years. A payer mix dominated by low-reimbursing plans that are dragging down your effective rate. These are not billing problems — they are operational problems that billing cannot fix alone.
RevantaRCM practice consulting starts with a full workflow audit: from patient scheduling and insurance verification through charge capture, claim submission, and payment posting. Every step is reviewed for revenue leakage and process inefficiency.
The result is a prioritized action plan that addresses the most impactful problems first — with realistic timelines and clear ownership so improvements actually get implemented.
What You Get
Everything Included, Nothing Hidden
Every engagement includes full-service management of the items below. No add-on fees, no surprise line items.
- End-to-end billing workflow audit: scheduling through payment posting
- Fee schedule review and optimization for your payer mix
- Payer contract analysis: are you being reimbursed correctly?
- Insurance verification process review to prevent eligibility denials
- Charge capture gap analysis: are all billable services being coded?
- Staff training recommendations and documentation templates
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a billing workflow audit cover?
The audit reviews every step from patient scheduling to final payment: eligibility verification, prior authorization workflows, charge capture and coding, claim submission timing, denial follow-up, and payment posting. We identify where revenue is leaking and why.
How often should a practice review its fee schedule?
At minimum annually. Medicare updates physician fee schedules every January, and commercial payer rates often change at contract renewal. A fee schedule that has not been reviewed in two or more years is almost certainly undercharging on some CPT codes.
What is a payer mix analysis?
A payer mix analysis shows the proportion of your revenue coming from each payer — Medicare, Medicaid, BCBS, Aetna, self-pay, etc. — and the effective reimbursement rate from each. It helps identify whether your practice is optimally positioned or whether certain payer relationships should be renegotiated or ended.
Do you help train billing staff?
Yes. RevantaRCM provides process documentation and can work directly with your in-house billing staff where needed. The goal is to leave your practice with better processes, not dependency on external consulting.
Is consulting a one-time engagement or ongoing?
Either. Most practices start with a one-time audit and action plan, then implement changes independently. Others prefer ongoing consulting as part of a full-service billing relationship. RevantaRCM is flexible on engagement structure.
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