Contact
Phone and email both reach a person who does this work, not a switchboard and not a sales desk. Tell us your organization, the state you operate in, and the setting you bill in, and we will point you to the right person on the first reply.
Before you write
None of this is required to get in touch. Send what you have and we will take it from there. But a first message answers faster when it covers a few things.
The name of the agency, practice or company, so we know who we are speaking with.
Where you operate. Payer rules and enrollment differ from one state to the next.
Home health, hospice, DME, a physician practice, or a mix. It tells us which part of the team to involve.
An approximate patient or claim count lets us tell you how the account would be staffed.
What happens next
We answer the questions you send before there is any commitment on your side. If it is useful, we will look at your own numbers with you rather than describe how the work generally goes.
Nothing has to move for that conversation to happen: no system change, no contract, no switch of billing platform. If it is a fit, we take it from there; if it is not, you have lost an email.