Explore our latest resources powered by physician insight, clinical and legal expertise, AI-driven analytics, and rigorous validation methodologies to improve payment accuracy, mitigate risk and exposure, and advance payment integrity. Access white papers, e-books, case studies, proven outcomes, infographics, and expert articles that bring clarity to complex healthcare challenges.
Our “Company Overview” provides a snapshot of healthcare reimbursement and medical billing challenges we address, the standards that guide our work, how our solutions apply across markets, and where accountability through accuracy matters most.
Our “Bill Review System” outlines our approach to establishing payment accuracy and defensibility while protecting proprietary methodology, processes, and framework under NDA.
Our “Bill Review Guidelines” outline how we use UB-04s, HCFA 1500s, medical records, and itemized bills to validate facility and professional claims for accurate reimbursement.
Group Health
BRAID™ leverages automation and physician-led review to identify inaccurate inpatient charges before payment. Every bill is analyzed at the line level to support accurate, defensible reimbursement.
Group Health
CER™ leverages automation and physician-led review to identify coding and classification errors before payment. Every claim is validated at the line level to support accurate, defensible reimbursement.
Group Health
SCP leverages data-driven pricing and line-level analysis to establish fair out-of-network reimbursement. Every claim is evaluated to support accurate, defensible payment recommendations.
Group Health
Shield Indemnification™ helps protect plans from the financial risk of provider disputes and balance billing. It helps minimize financial exposure by providing added protection for eligible claims.
Workers’ Comp (Comp42™)
CEA validates workers’ comp medical bills line by line to identify coding errors, misclassifications, and unsupported charges. The result is accurate, defensible reimbursement recommendations.
Workers’ Comp (Comp42™)
Shield Indemnification™ provides financial protection against the downstream risks of provider challenges, administrative proceedings, and litigation. It helps reduce financial exposure for eligible reimbursement recommendations.
Workers’ Comp (Comp42™)
Stop Loss Outlier reviews high-cost inpatient bills line by line to identify excessive charges before outlier adjustments are applied. The result is accurate stop loss reimbursement that reflects the actual cost of care.
Premium White Paper
Explore how physician-led medical necessity reviews can help payors strengthen their position in IDR proceedings, reduce costs, and improve outcomes.
Premium White Paper
Fraud detection is framed as a decision accuracy challenge, balancing overcorrection of legitimate care against missed fraud. The goal is payment accuracy with minimal error in both directions.
Premium White Paper
Understand where clinical AI intersects with billing and how to protect spend and trust as innovation accelerates.
Premium White Paper
Sustainable Claims Pricing (SCP) is a smarter, integrity-driven alternative strategy that overcomes RBP’s limitations and brings lasting value to plan sponsors and their members.
White Paper
Medical overbilling drives ongoing balance billing risk between payors, providers, and patients. A captive insurance solution helps reduce this exposure by transferring financial liability away from plans and members.
White Paper
Exposing the rising costs and ethical concerns in the air medical transport industry and offers strategies for controlling costs without compromising care.
White Paper
Examine the root causes of medical overbilling, revealing the limitations of PPO discounts, why RBP falls short, and how we protect plans through AI-powered data and integrated clinical and legal expertise.
Premium Infographic
8 proven strategies to help brokers lead with transparency, control costs, and deliver measurable savings to clients. Learn the truth behind billing waste, pharmacy markups, and hidden fee exposures.
E-Book
Features 10 shocking real-world case studies reviewed by us that helped save thousands by uncovering billing errors and excessive charges, such as exposing air ambulance costs, upcoding, and overpriced medical implants.
Group Health
Our “Market Overview” explains why group health costs continue to rise, where overpayment occurs, and why traditional controls fall short, helping employers, TPAs, and plan fiduciaries better understand billing complexity and what a more precise approach requires.
Group Health
Our “Solution Overview” guide outlines how we ensure medical bills are accurate, fair, and defensible before payment. It provides a snapshot of our approach to in-network and out-of-network claims, along with end-to-end dispute resolution.
Group Health
Our “Recon & Dispute Management” guide explains how we manage provider reconsiderations and disputes to ensure reimbursement decisions remain accurate, consistent, and fully supported through resolution.
Group Health
Our “Ambulance Review & Repricing” explains how air and ground ambulance claims are reviewed to ensure charges are accurate, necessary, and properly supported while correcting hidden fees and aligning payment with reasonable transport costs.
A police officer’s severe foot injury resulted in more than $761,000 in billed charges. We uncovered $573,682 in savings, exposing a $60,000 charge for gauze valued at under $30.
Through our Classification, Edits, and Review (CER) system, we identified overbilling in a laparoscopic surgery assistant surgeon bill of $172,982 and reduced it to $94,552, achieving $78,430 in savings.
Through Classification, Edits, and Review (CER), we corrected the coding on a foot surgery, reducing a podiatrist’s $49,000 out-of-network bill to $1,500.
With Sustainable Claims Pricing (SCP) and BRAID, a newborn in-network hospital bill was reduced by 72% through itemized bill review.
After an accidental firearm discharge, we repriced a $116,225 bill to $21,413, saving $94,812, then used Shield Indemnification™ to protect both the patient and the plan.
Workers’ Comp (Comp42™)
Our “Market Overview” offers an explanation as to why workers’ comp costs continue to feel stable, yet still contain hidden overpayment, highlighting where traditional controls fall short and where risk persists.
Workers’ Comp (Comp42™)
Our “Solution Overview” outlines how we ensures workers’ comp medical bills are accurate, fair, and defensible before payment across fee schedule, non-fee schedule, and dispute scenarios.
Workers’ Comp (Comp42™)
Our “Recon & Dispute Management” guide explains how provider challenges are managed from reconsideration through final resolution so decisions remain accurate, consistent, and well supported.
Workers’ Comp (Comp42™)
Our “Air & Ground Ambulance Payment Validation” handbook explains how air and ground ambulance claims are reviewed to ensure charges are accurate, necessary, and aligned with reasonable transport costs.
Workers’ Comp (Comp42™)
Our “UCR State Review & Repricing” demonstrates how non-fee schedule bills are audited and repriced using market data to ensure consistent and defensible reimbursement.
A catastrophic burn injury generated more than $7.3 million in hospital charges. We uncovered $4.42 million in verified overcharges through a detailed review of 328 pages of complex billing data.
After a police officer incurred more than $761,000 in medical charges following an on-duty injury, we provided a data-driven UCR review that helped achieve fair reimbursement and resolve the dispute efficiently.
An injured worker’s 125-mile air ambulance transport generated a $93,500 bill with significant inflated charges. The final reimbursement was successfully defended through arbitration.
Identifying excessive charges in two related workers’ comp bills and reducing costs by 77% using Sustainable Claims Pricing (SCP).
Using Sustainable Claims Pricing (SCP) to reduce five inflated disc replacement bills by 60%, saving $31,376 in a workers’ compensation claim.
A Missouri shoulder procedure billed at $23,393 was repriced to $10,370, saving $13,023 through our workers’ compensation bill review.
Using Classification, Edits, and Audit (CEA) to reduce a workers’ comp spinal bill from $156,314 to $99,206, saving an additional $57,108.
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