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Practice Pillars

Four pillars. Take the one you need.

Most practices buy operations one vendor at a time — a billing company, an answering service, a marketing firm. Each does its piece. Nobody owns the result, and the owner ends up coordinating vendors on top of running a practice.

We run those functions as four pillars: remote front desk, revenue, marketing and financials. Take one or several. A practice director is accountable for whichever you take, and reports to you on the whole picture.

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Remote front desk

Remote Front Desk
phone calls, email, patient intake and routine admin, handled remotely by staff who speak English, Spanish, Hindi and Tamil.
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Revenue

Revenue
the revenue cycle, fully owned. Billing, coding oversight, denial management, AR recovery, payer follow-up.
Credentialing & Payer Strategy
enrollment, revalidation, contract review, and the payer mix decisions most practices never revisit.
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Marketing

Marketing
patient acquisition tied to actual capacity and payer mix.
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Financials

Financials
monthly close, P&L by provider and service line, benchmarking, forecasting.
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Also available

Practice Operations
a senior practice director running the whole practice with you, beyond the pillars.
Clinical Support Services
scribes, transcription, and the support layer that gives providers their evenings back.
Facilities & Expansion
advice on site selection, lease terms, and ramp planning for the next location.
Launch
for practices not yet open: a fixed fee through to first paid claim.

You do not have to take all of it.

Most practices start with one pillar — usually revenue — and add others as the reporting surfaces problems outside its scope. Each is priced on its own.

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