Collect what you've earned.
Connect PA, coding, claims, denials, and payment follow-up. Reduce preventable loss and the cost of resolving it.
Explore Revenue Operations ↗EARN MORE. SPEND BETTER.
The financial team your CFO wishes they had: finding the gaps in payer payments, procurement, and contract economics, and doing the work to close them. More than visibility. Measurable financial follow-through.
Connect PA, coding, claims, denials, and payment follow-up. Reduce preventable loss and the cost of resolving it.
Explore Revenue Operations ↗Compare expected reimbursement with actual adjudication. Validate discrepancies and pursue recovery within a defined payer and service scope.
Understand Underpayments ↗Bring payer terms, vendor agreements, and purchasing costs into the same financial review. Identify where pricing, renewals, or missed terms are eroding the margin, and agree a plan to address them.
Discuss Your Financial Priorities ↗TURN A FINDING INTO A RESULT
Each opportunity needs a sound baseline, evidence, an owner, and a way to verify the result. We agree what Kairos can execute and what needs your approval.
Distinguish a true underpayment from patient responsibility, a valid adjustment, or incomplete information.
Agree the scope and authority to act, including the role of your existing biller and finance team.
Keep identified opportunities, amounts under pursuit, cash received, and recurring cost savings separate.
PAYER ECONOMICS & PRACTICE SPEND
Are payments consistent with the agreement, amendments, and fee schedules that apply to the service?
Where might different terms improve the economics? A benchmark gap is an opportunity to investigate, not guaranteed recoverable cash.
Do invoices match agreed pricing? Do discounts survive shipping, fees, minimums, and waste? Procurement engagements require their own scope and evidence.
THIS IS A MILLION-DOLLAR PROBLEM.
For a practice collecting $50 million, a few percentage points can mean over a million dollars a year. See what better economics could mean for yours.
Start with your annual collections and adjust the assumptions to your practice.
LET'S FIND THE OPPORTUNITY
Let's find where it's getting lost, and put a team to work on it.