From billing bottlenecks to reimbursement roadblocks, healthcare revenue cycles are riddled with friction. RCM companies are changing that with solutions designed to smooth every step.
Becker’s has compiled a list of 385+ companies with expertise in healthcare revenue cycle management solutions. If you would like to add a revenue cycle management company to this list, contact Anna Falvey at afalvey@beckershealthcare.com.
Note: This list was compiled using nominations. This list is not exhaustive, nor is it an endorsement of included organizations. Revenue cycle management companies do not and cannot pay for inclusion on this list. This list is not a ranking or rating, and companies are listed in alphabetical order.
4D Global (Scottsdale, Ariz.). 4D Global is a healthcare RCM company blending highly skilled professionals with advanced technology and automation tools. The company takes a consultative approach, combining U.S.-based oversight with the efficiency, revenue maximization and outcome improvements delivered by its dedicated offshore team.
ACI Worldwide (Omaha, Neb.). ACI Worldwide offers real-time payment software solutions, processing more than 777 billion customer transactions each year. The company offers “ACI Speedpay” to help simplify healthcare billing and revenue cycle management. The company automates billing with a single system and slashes document delivery costs by 50%.
ACN Healthcare (Simi Valley, Calif.). ACN Healthcare is a revenue cycle management company focused on end-to-end medical billing services and healthcare process management. The company provides services meant to enhance cash flow, decrease billing delays and provide financial stability.
ADEC Healthcare (Conklin, New York). ADEC Healthcare specializes in clinical and revenue cycle management, offering a suite of services that includes utilization review, coding, insurance billing and follow-up, prior authorization, patient scheduling, denials management, sustainability, and environmental, social and governance solutions for healthcare providers. The company’s innovative solutions are designed to enhance financial performance and patient outcomes, leveraging state-of-the-art technology and deep industry expertise. The company offers customized commercial models tailored to manage costs, ensuring operational efficiency while maintaining high standards of healthcare service delivery.
AGS Health (Washington, D.C.). AGS Health is a revenue cycle management company that serves as a strategic partner for growth. AGS Health codes more than 54 million charts and processes $53 billion in accounts receivables each year. The company offers patient access services, health information management and clinical services, AI agents and intelligent automation, various coding types, analytics and reporting, and more.
AIE Medical Management (Washington, D.C.). AIE Medical Management provides a full spectrum of solutions for medical groups and hospitals. Revenue cycle management, coding, credentialing, transcription and virtual medical scribe are just a few of the service lines the company offers. AIE works with each practice to navigate the fast-paced and constantly changing world of medicine, ensuring the best outcomes, reducing administrative burden and improving the quality of life for each provider.
AKASA (San Francisco). AKASA provides generative AI solutions for the healthcare revenue cycle. The company’s offerings are built on the “AKASA” platform, which integrates proprietary generative AI technology and deep revenue cycle expertise to deliver impact for hospitals, health systems and the patients they serve. The company’s technology is trained on a health system’s own clinical and financial data, enabling AI to better understand the specific nuances of a health system. The company helps healthcare organizations improve revenue outcomes, achieve greater efficiency, empower staff and allocate resources for greater impact.
ARIA Health Services RCM (Richardson, Texas). ARIA Health Services RCM provides a full range of revenue cycle management services, including end-to-end billing, scope-based project work for organizations that are looking for workforce augmentation, coding services, and also credentialing and enrollment. The company can provide revenue cycle and practice management software or can work in the customer’s existing systems. The company has decades of experience serving and making a difference for organizations of all sizes and across nearly every specialty. Featuring a dedicated account management model, the service has won 3 “Best-in-KLAS” awards. The company is part of CompuGroup Medical, one of the world’s largest healthcare IT and services companies.
ASP-RCM Solutions (Frisco, Texas). ASP-RCM Solutions provides healthcare revenue cycle solutions and automation, using robust and personalized revenue cycle strategies. The company partners with a diverse range of healthcare organizations, offering comprehensive technology-driven medical billing solutions.
Abax Health (Westport, Conn.). Abax Health has more than 125 years of experience in the revenue cycle and patient access space. The company serves a dual purpose, ensuring that patients get the care they need and that health systems get the revenue they need. They use leading AI technology to gather and act upon revenue leakage data.
Accenture (Chicago). Accenture’s team of experts provides insights and technologies for healthcare organizations to accelerate insight-driven health. The company gives insight into digital health, operational transformation and healthcare consumerism with clinical and health management services. The company leverages AI, analytics and the cloud to optimize revenue cycle management for clients.
Access Healthcare (Dallas). Access Healthcare is an RCM provider, leveraging AI-driven automation, proprietary technology and deep healthcare expertise to optimize financial performance for healthcare organizations. In early 2025, the company secured a strategic growth investment from New Mountain Capital to further enhance AI, workflow automation and market expansion. Recent innovations include pharmacy RCM services and an AI-powered denial management solution.
AccessOne (Fort Mill, S.C.). AccessOne provides healthcare receivables financing solutions that help health systems improve collections and accelerate cash flow, while supporting a positive patient financial experience. The company partners with some of the largest health systems in the U.S. to convert patient accounts receivable into liquidity through scalable, compliant financing programs. By offering flexible payment options and modern digital billing pathways, AccessOne helps providers increase collection performance and speed to cash without compromising patient trust. Providers using AccessOne report patient satisfaction rates as high as 94%.
Accounts Receivables and Revenue Cycle Consulting LLC (Whitehouse, Texas). Accounts Receivables & Revenue Cycle Consulting LLC was established originally in 2000. The company specializes in denials management, RCM optimization, healthcare systems and bankruptcy recovery. It was started with one laser-focused goal, which is to offer fair and just compensation for services rendered without undue delay or reduction in reimbursement for providers of medical services.
AccRevMed Solutions (Lewes, Del.). AccRevMed Solutions is a medical billing company offering complete revenue cycle management services, ranging from provider credentialing to patient collections. The company provides seamless, low cost support to independent providers, provider groups, hospitals and payers.
Accuity (Mount Laurel, N.J.). Accuity is a clinical intelligence and revenue integrity partner that helps hospitals capture reimbursement more accurately by ensuring clinical complexity is fully reflected in coded records before billing. Its “Amplifi” platform reviews 100% of inpatient charts, pairing AI with a physician-led clinical integrity team to identify missed coding opportunities, strengthen compliance and reduce revenue leakage. Clients report $3 million to $6 million in recovered value per 10,000 discharges, while Accuity-maintained cases show a final diagnosis related group assignment denial rate of less than 1.5%. In 2025, the company delivered more than $800 million in cash benefit to client health systems and continued expanding across large enterprise providers.
Adonis (New York City). Adonis provides technology that helps healthcare revenue cycle teams manage growing payer complexity and financial risk. Its platform gives organizations clearer visibility into revenue performance, helping identify denials, underpayments and operational bottlenecks so teams can respond proactively rather than reactively. The company partners closely with provider groups, hospitals and health systems to modernize revenue operations through data-driven insights and automation. Adonis has also invested in advancing the broader RCM community through industry discussions, research and an awards program that recognizes leading revenue cycle professionals.
Advanced Data Systems RCM (Paramus, N.J.). Clients rely on Advanced Data Systems RCM and its behind-the-scenes team of billing, electronic data interchange, workflow and analytics experts to drive maximized revenue and productivity while helping to consolidate in-house staffing. The company allows clients to have on-demand, transparent access to their data. In addition, the company often eliminates denials proactively and offers options for prior authorizations, out-of-network alerts, and access to the company’s patient responsibility estimator. Advanced Data Systems RCM aims to increase revenue for clients in 90 days
Advantmed (Irvine, Calif.). Advantmed is an integrated risk adjustment optimization and quality improvement company dedicated to helping risk-bearing entities. The company partners with organizations to deliver the optimal combination of unique solutions to help them achieve their objectives.
Advantum Health (Louisville, Ky.). Advantum Health is a revenue management authority, leveraging its “Advantum AI” and “EVE” platforms to deliver comprehensive RCM solutions for healthcare providers nationwide. Founded in 2013, the company has grown rapidly, now boasting a global team committed to maximizing provider profitability through automation, financial guidance and operational efficiencies. As a one-stop RCM partner, Advantum Health continuously innovates, recently launching the Healthcare Authorization Academy and Prior Authorization School in India to develop a skilled workforce. The company navigates complex regulations, reduces administrative burdens and enhances revenue cycle performance.
Aidéo Technologies (Palm Beach, Fla.). Aidéo Technologies supports their healthcare revenue cycle management partners by providing medical coding workflow efficiencies, autonomous codes and autonomous claims. The company’s solutions enhance productivity and accuracy while reducing costs.
Aithagoni (Dover, Del.). Aithagoni Solutions is a revenue cycle management company focused on end-to-end medical billing services, business analytics and price transparency. The company provides best-in-class solutions and ensures that services are updated in accordance with the ever-changing guidelines of the U.S. healthcare system.
All Right Medical Management Services (Chester, Va.). All Right Medical Management Services provides revenue cycle and EHR solutions to healthcare organizations. The company focuses on maximizing a healthcare providers’ bottom line through billing and coding, denial management, accounts receivable, and collections services.
Altera Digital Health (Niagara Falls, N.Y.). Altera Digital Health is a global healthcare IT leader developing innovative solutions that enhance RCM and digital health capabilities. The company creates a variety of health IT offerings that work for clinicians rather than against them. The company continues to refine its solutions with automation features like work queues and consolidated episode management views to improve efficiency.
Alvaria (Atlanta). Alvaria assists in customer communications with their contact center, workforce management and analytics technologies solutions. The company’s client installations worldwide function on Alvaria’s omnichannel premise, cloud and hybrid platforms to manage customer contacts. For healthcare clients, the company helps builds relationships and enhance customer satisfaction using a blending solution with account ownership features, improving RCM efficiency.
Americollect (Manitowoc, Wis.). Originally launched as a healthcare collections business in 1964, Americollect was purchased in 1999 and grew into a 340-member team serving more than 120 hospitals and 7,000 physicians. The company focuses on hospital, medical group and radiology collections to recover patient payments. Americollect specialists verify patient demographic data, contact patients and man a 24-hour online chat box that allows users to connect with collectors online.
Ancore Health (Brentwood, Tenn.). Ancore Health provides consulting and analytics services that help physician organizations strengthen financial sustainability and optimize revenue cycle performance. The firm works with health systems, academic medical centers and independent medical groups to improve practice management fundamentals, physician alignment and operational transparency. Its analytics capabilities provide detailed visibility into clinical, operational and financial performance, supporting better decision-making around productivity, access and reimbursement. Through long-term partnerships and initiatives such as an analytics collaboration a clinic, Ancore Health helps organizations align physician strategy with measurable financial outcomes.
AnnexMed (Salt Lake City). Launched in 2004, AnnexMed is a revenue cycle management services provider for institutions across the country. The company offers medical coding, billing and collections services as well as data entry and accounts receivable management. AnnexMed provides 24/7 customer support for a diverse array of customers and can be scaled up quickly to meet increasing business needs.
ApolloMD (Atlanta). ApolloMD manages its revenue cycle operations in-house, overseeing functions from credentialing through denial management with a focus on emergency medicine and other complex care settings. The physician-led organization has invested heavily in digital payment tools, AI-driven billing support and machine learning-based affordability solutions to improve both collections and the patient’s financial experience. Through its partnerships and technology initiatives, ApolloMD achieved a 42% increase in patient collection rates, with 92% of collections coming through digital engagement, while also reducing call handle time and staffing needs.
Apprio (Washington, D.C.). Apprio has advanced technology solutions for hospital revenue cycle management. It helps hospitals use technology to drive patient satisfaction with the revenue cycle and operational improvement. The company launched in May 2019 and had a 280 percent growth rate in its first four months.
AppriseMD (Northbrook, Ill.). AppriseMD provides denial management and physician advisor services to help hospitals and health systems achieve excellence in utilization review through optimizing reimbursement to enhance revenue cycle. The company’s physician-driven solutions focus on clinical medical necessity determinations to mitigate denials and increase revenue.
Aptarro (Tallahassee, Fla.). Aptarro is a healthcare technology company focused on mid-cycle revenue optimization, helping organizations prevent denials and improve clean claims and compliant capture. Its platform combines advanced automation with continuously updated coding, clinical and payer rule content to identify errors, correct charges and close coding gaps before claims are submitted. The company integrates with a wide range of EHR and practice management systems, allowing teams to improve accuracy and streamline workflows without disrupting existing operations. The result is less rework, faster payments and stronger compliance in a complex reimbursement environment.
Arbital Health (San Francisco). Founded in 2023, Arbital Health built an actuarial AI infrastructure to enable payers and providers to start managing risk contracts in real-time, maximizing both financial performance and patient outcomes. The tool operates directly on contract logic and validated actuarial models, allowing clients to understand what’s driving contract performance, identify which patient populations are moving the needle on cost, and determine where to intervene. Since launching, Arbital AI has supported hundreds of contract settlements and millions of covered lives, with clients reporting a 6:1 return on investment.
Arietis Health (Fort Myers, Fla.). Arietis Health is a patient-centric, data-driven RCM firm specializing in compliance, security and revenue optimization for healthcare organizations. Founded in 2020 by industry veterans, the company leverages advanced technology and predictive analytics to simplify complex RCM challenges, improve cash flow forecasting, and enhance patient billing experiences. Rooted in integrity, patient-first service and innovation, Arietis Health delivers seamless, hassle-free revenue cycle solutions that ensure compliance, security and operational excellence.
Arintra (San Francisco). Arintra is a generative AI autonomous coding solution designed to eradicate documentation and billing mistakes, helping health systems identify missed revenue, lessen administrative overhead and prevent downstream financial leakage. The company boasts at least a 32% reduction in coding costs and a 64% drop in pre–account receivable days.
Arrow (New York City). Arrow is committed to delivering unparalleled value through a suite of innovative tools that streamline operations, enhance patient care and drive efficiency across the healthcare ecosystem. The company works with both healthcare providers and health plans to increase payment speed and accuracy, resulting in a better experience and reduction in fraud, waste and abuse, a problem that results in over $300 billion each year due to inefficiencies related to medical billing.
Ascent Health Solutions (Roseland, N.J.). Ascent Health Solutions brings more than 25 years of expertise, proven processes and technology-backed solutions to the healthcare RCM field, encouraging consistent revenue growth in a rapidly changing provider-patient-payer landscape via a team of experts. The company delivers technology that provides intelligent automation, valuable insights and institutional knowledge retention.
Aspirion (Columbus, Ga.). Revenue cycle leaders don’t need more on their plate — they need a partner who can handle what their teams can’t. Aspirion deploys proprietary AI and a specialized team of attorneys, clinicians and claims experts to overturn denials, recover underpayments, and maximize out-of-network and complex claim reimbursement, with no operational burden on staff. Trusted by 12 of the 15 largest health systems in the U.S., the company is purpose-built to get providers paid accurately, quickly and transparently so teams can focus on what matters most.
Assembly Health (Chicago). Assembly Health is a leading national provider of AI-enabled revenue cycle management services, with more than 1,600 employees supporting over 3,000 physician groups, more than 500 long-term care communities, and behavioral health centers across the United States. The company’s flexible RCM platform integrates seamlessly with any EHR or billing system, empowering providers to maintain control while improving financial performance. By embedding advanced machine learning and AI into its platform, Assembly consistently drives operational efficiency and delivers an average 10% increase in net collections for its clients.
AssureCare (Cincinnati). AssureCare is a privately held healthcare technology company that provides innovative care management solutions to commercial and health and human service providers. AssureCare’s flagship software platform, “MedCompass,” is used by healthcare providers throughout the U.S. to deliver end-to-end care management for millions of patients daily. MedCompass transforms healthcare management by automating processes and streamlining workflows, allowing care professionals to make better decisions that dramatically improve the quality of care and lower costs. AssureCare is an industry leader in developing modular, seamless solutions designed to improve patient outcomes and reduce avoidable costs associated with population health management.
Athelas (Mountain View, Calif.). Athelas brings true AI to groups both small and large by offering a world-class billing platform that largely automates a traditionally manual RCM workflow and an ambient scribe solution that can streamline complete clinical documentation for providers. These tools supercharge current medical staff to help them reduce costs and labor, maximize reimbursements, enhance their claim submission and denial process, and deliver actionable insights into the financial health of their practice.
athenahealth (Boston). Since 1997, athenahealth has been curing complexity for ambulatory healthcare practices and the patients they serve, empowering them to deliver the best possible care and business outcomes through innovative clinical, financial and patient engagement solutions. The company connects practices, health systems, payers, partners and patients to create a thriving ecosystem that delivers accessible, high-quality and sustainable healthcare for all.
Atom Healthcare (Naugatuck, Conn.). Atom Healthcare offers a comprehensive range of services ranging from simple transaction services to audit and analytical services across the provider and payer domains. The revenue cycle management services provided by Atom Healthcare are an end-to-end solution, which helps hospitals and health systems focus on their core functions.
Atos (Irving, Texas). Atos helps providers deliver a personalized and secure healthcare experience that improves revenue optimization and patient care. Atos is one of the fastest growing companies in North American healthcare. Key health information management solutions include end-to-end revenue cycle management, EHR optimization, coding audit and compliance. as well as clinical documentation improvement to help providers prepare for the next generation of healthcare.
AuthoFi (Paducah, Ky.). AuthoFi’s robust AI-powered process streamlines the patient pre-authorization journey by validating eligibility and pre-authorization criteria, assisting with scheduling, and aligning coding with approved authorizations. The company allows its clients to redirect valuable time to essential patient care activities, improving overall efficiency.
Avaap (Columbus, Ohio). Avaap is an IT services and management consulting firm for organizations that use enterprise resource planning and EHR software applications. The company’s global community includes experienced technical and business process consultants, physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals who serve as resources to customers.
Availity (Jacksonville, Fla.). Availity is one of the nation’s largest revenue cycle and clearinghouse partners, connecting more than 95% of health plans and more than 3.4 million providers through its real-time health information network. Its platform supports full-cycle revenue cycle workflows, including eligibility, prior authorization, claims, denials, remittances, patient billing and payments, while embedding AI-driven tools such as predictive editing to prevent denials before submission. The company’s scale and direct payer connectivity help providers improve first-pass yield, reduce friction and protect cash flow, particularly during periods of disruption. That resiliency was on display during the 2024 Change Healthcare cyberattack, when Availity’s “Lifeline” program restored core RCM connectivity and processed more than 186 million claims for affected organizations.
BDO USA (Chicago). BDO USA’s healthcare advisory team has extensive knowledge assisting organizations to optimize revenue cycle functions to improve and maximize reimbursements. BDO revenue cycle assessments will identify processes within the operations contributing to revenue leakage, slowdown in cash flow or processes that are of risk to organization.
BRSi (Houston). BRSi aims to provide simple solutions to the most complex issues affecting its customers and their ability to provide quality healthcare, and social service programs. The customers that benefit from BRSi products and services are healthcare providers, public funded healthcare, and the federal and state government. The company’s services facilitate patient engagement, maximize third party payor and patient revenue, improve margins, lower operating cost, and maximize healthcare-related expense recoveries from subrogation, third party liability, and special programs.
Bell MedEx (Seattle). Bell MedEx, the nation’s highest reviewed medical billing company, boasts nearly a decade of experience in providing exceptional revenue cycle management services. With a dedicated team of over 1,200 professionals and over 2,500 providers served, the company delivers solutions spanning over 75 specialties and platforms to healthcare providers across the country.
BillingParadise (Diamond Bar, Calif.). BillingParadise was founded as a revenue cycle management company headquartered in California. The company’s revenue cycle experts developed a workflow management and productivity tracking application that integrates with major EHRs to help clients streamline and automate their revenue cycle process. BillingParadise has almost two decades of experience in the revenue cycle industry.
BilNow (New York City). BilNow offers specialty-specific medical billing and coding services to providers across the nation. With a team comprising certified billers and revenue cycle managers, the company is designed to optimize cash flow and reduce claim rejections.
BlueBriX (Bethesda, Md.). BlueBriX is a comprehensive digital health platform offering RCM services that simplify billing, coding, claims management and revenue tracking to enhance operational efficiency and financial outcomes. The company currently supports hospitals and clinics across more than 30 specialties in the U.S. The company also provides telemedicine solutions, EHR and patient engagement platforms. Thanks to the company’s no-code/low-code application builder, solutions are highly customizable.
Bluetangent Solutions (Harrisonville, Mo.). Bluetangent Solutions provides medical billing and software solutions to the autism sector, creating financial gains for small and medium autism practices. The company focuses on maximizing autism providers’ bottom line through billing and coding, denial management, accounts receivable, and collections services.
Bridge Healthcare Partners (Denver). Bridge Healthcare Partners’ RCM services have optimized collections at safety net health centers nationwide for maximum reimbursement on patient charges. The company’s 100% U.S.-based team of medical billers, certified coders and auditors leverages leading-edge technologies in strict compliance with regulatory standards to accelerate the revenue cycle and ensure clients receive every dollar they are owed. The company averages 31 days in accounts receivables, with a clean claims rate of greater than 95%.
Brundage Group (Pinellas Park, Fla.). Brundage Group provides consulting and mid-revenue cycle solutions that help hospitals strengthen clinical documentation integrity, utilization management and compliance. The firm combines physician-led expertise with technology to support better patient status decisions, reduce preventable revenue loss and improve operational alignment between clinical and revenue cycle teams. Its “Certus Radar” automation platform helps organizations identify cases in real time and intervene earlier in documentation and utilization workflows. Brundage Group’s continued growth and workplace culture have earned recognition including Tampa Bay Business Journal’s “Best Places to Work” designation.
Business Integrity Services (Tampa, Fla.). Business Integrity Services offers expert healthcare solutions in revenue cycle management, medical coding, compliance, and patient clinic and surgery center scheduling. The company leverages cutting-edge technology to optimize operations, ensuring the highest level of production and collaboration with an emphasis on consistent improvement in every partnership. With more than 1,000 employees, the company services hundreds of clinics and surgery centers across the U.S.
CBOSS (Youngstown, Ohio). CBOSS is a service provider and partner to government and private-sector clients, providing the CBOSS Central Payment Portal to centralize administration for all electronic payments. The company provides bank integration support and 24/7 access for clients and their customers. The company is a healthcare industry leader in patient payments and communications, having automated payment posting and reconciliation.
CaduceusHealth (Jersey City, N.J.). CaduceusHealth is a U.S.-based healthcare management services organization specializing in end-to-end revenue cycle management, delivering entirely onshore operations and expertise across coding, billing, analytics and patient call center support. The company partners with hospitals, health systems and physician enterprises to improve financial performance, accelerate cash flow and strengthen operational integrity. Through a combination of experienced talent, proven operating models, and AI-powered solutions including its “CADI Agents” platform, CaduceusHealth helps organizations navigate today’s revenue cycle realities while driving sustainable growth.
Camber (New York City). Camber is an AI enabled revenue cycle automation platform purpose-built for specialty care operators, including applied behavior analysis, physical therapy, and ENT/allergy clinics. Its proprietary models streamline claims processing end-to-end, helping providers achieve a 95% first-pass rate and collect the majority of revenue within 30 days. Backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Y Combinator and Craft Ventures, Camber has processed over $2 billion in claims for more than 100,000 patients across 40 states. Following a $30 million Series B in 2025 that brought total funding to more than $50 million, the company is expanding into additional specialty verticals to give clinic owners and multi-site operators time back to focus on care.
Candid Health (San Francisco). Candid Health offers a revenue cycle automation platform designed to help providers reduce administrative burden, improve reimbursement accuracy and create more predictable financial operations. Its technology manages the full medical claims lifecycle, using data engineering, automation and machine learning to prevent billing errors, improve clean claim rates and strengthen net collections. The company now supports more than 200 healthcare organizations, with customers reporting touchless claims rates above 95% and strong gains in collections performance and denial reduction. Candid was recognized with the 2025 MedTech Breakthrough award for best revenue cycle management solution.
Cantata Health Solutions (Lakeway, Texas). Cantata Health provides advanced revenue cycle management and EHR applications for acute and post-acute care hospitals as well as long-term care facilities.
Capio (Lawrenceville, Ga.). Capio manages healthcare accounts with the goal of maximizing returns on nonperforming accounts and improving revenue cycle management. The company provides a variety of bad debt solutions, including primary, secondary and debt purchase solutions, leveraged at any point after accounts have been designated as bad debt. Their solutions are CMS compliant and customized to align with provider’s needs by access to immediate cash and confidence knowing patients will be managed by an experienced healthcare-focused team.
Capta Health Partners (Chicago). Capta is a revenue cycle optimization firm serving nonprofit health systems. Capta identifies and executes high-impact hospital revenue cycle initiatives that often stall due to capital or capacity constraints, delivering measurable performance improvement without disrupting governance or culture.
Capture RCM Operations (Newark, Ohio). Capture RCM Operations delivers comprehensive revenue cycle management, billing and credentialing solutions tailored to behavioral health and addiction treatment providers. By combining specialized expertise with efficient, transparent processes, the company empowers facilities to improve cash flow, ensure compliance and focus on quality patient care.
CareCloud (Somerset, N.J.). CareCloud provides cloud-based revenue cycle management, practice management, EHR and patient experience management solutions for high-performance medical groups. CareCloud helps clients increase financial and operational performance, streamline clinical workflows and improve patient care nationwide.
CareCredit (Costa Mesa, Calif.). CareCredit is a health, wellness and personal care credit card with over 35 years’ experience, giving patients the flexibility to pay over time for their rising out-of-pocket healthcare costs. This includes deductibles, copays and other medical expenses not covered by insurance. Practices get paid in two business days, with no recourse, as CareCredit assumes the liability, helping providers save time, increase cash flow, and streamline RCM overall.
CareLink Billing Services (Del City, Okla.). CareLink Billing Services provides structured, compliance-focused medical billing and revenue cycle support for physician practices, durable medical equipment suppliers and multi-provider organizations. The company delivers services including billing, accounts receivable management, denial management, payer follow-ups, credentialing support and revenue reporting. Built around a compliance-first model, CareLink operates workflows and maintains an information security framework while supporting partners through a U.S. office presence and Healthcare Business Management Association registration. The company is transitioning toward a support model designed to complement existing billing teams rather than replace them, helping healthcare organizations strengthen revenue integrity, reduce denial risk and maintain operational continuity as billing complexity grows.
CarePayment (Nashville, Tenn.). CarePayment is a patient financial engagement company that accelerates providers’ transition to the new consumer-driven healthcare market. Powered by advanced technology and analytics, the company’s innovative patient financing solutions improve patient satisfaction and loyalty while delivering superior financial results.
Cascade365 (Petaluma, Calif.). Cascade365 is a family of companies that provide accounts receivable liquidity solutions to the healthcare industry, promoting financial accountability while treating guarantors in a fair, dignified, and lawful manner. Cascade365’s suite of products and services includes accounts receivable purchase, factoring, master servicing, third-party collections and revenue cycle optimization.
Cedar (New York City). Cedar is a financial experience platform for healthcare providers, integrating insurance, benefits and financial data to create simplified, patient-friendly billing that increases payments and trust. In 2024, Cedar expanded affordability pathways, leveraging AI-powered technology to assist with Medicaid enrollment, provider charity programs and HSA utilization, making healthcare more accessible. The company also introduced “Cedar Support,” an AI-enabled automation suite featuring live voice agents, chatbots and large language model-driven self-service tools, projected to reduce call volume by 30%. Additionally, Cedar launched “PFX Benchmarks,” healthcare’s first standardized measure of the patient financial experience, helping providers assess and improve their financial interactions with patients.
Centaur Billing (Lewes, Del.). Centaur Billing delivers efficient, accurate and cost effective medical billing solutions to medical groups and billing companies. The company generates increased revenue for customers through a robust analytical process and control metrics that prevent revenue leakages.
Centauri Health Solutions (Tempe, Ariz.). Centauri Health Solutions works with healthcare payers and providers to improve the lives of their members and patients through compassionate outreach, sophisticated analytics, and data-driven solutions. The company’s reimbursement-focused services and unparalleled expertise lead to more accurate payment rates; a reduction in uncompensated care; transparent provider pricing; and quality measurement compliance.
CereCore (Nashville, Tenn.). CereCore delivers tailored healthcare IT services that enhance clinical productivity, safeguard EHR and RCM technology investments, and improve revenue cycle performance for provider organizations. In 2024, CereCore launched RCM advisory services, expanding its offerings to address key revenue cycle challenges such as patient access, claims management, reimbursement and denials. The company evaluates RCM technology maturity, identifies gaps, and builds strategic roadmaps to optimize workflows and drive financial sustainability. With a vendor- and EHR-agnostic approach, CereCore bridges the gap between technology, revenue cycle and patient care.
Chirok Health (Brentwood, Tenn.). Chirok Health focuses on clinical documentation improvement, coding accuracy and risk adjustment services that help healthcare organizations translate clinical complexity into accurate reimbursement. Working with more than 200 healthcare organizations, including hospitals, academic medical centers, ambulatory surgery centers, physician groups and payers, the company provides concurrent clinical documentation integrity, prospective documentation review, coding audits and risk adjustment support. Its humans-in-the-loop model combines experienced coders with rules-based technology to analyze documentation and identify missed coding opportunities or compliance risks. Chirok Health has reviewed more than 20 million patient encounters and helps clients improve charge capture, coding accuracy and documentation integrity while supporting both fee-for-service and value-based care models.
Cimcor (Merrillville, Ind.). Founded in 1997, Cimcor focuses on software security, integrity and compliance. The company’s flagship software product helps organizations monitor and protect physical, virtual and cloud-based IT assets in real time. The software tracks the user that makes changes, what changes are made and how changes are made. The company’s solutions can help protect the integrity of their revenue cycle.
Cirius Group (Pleasant Hill, Calif.). Cirius Group’s flexible, scalable and customizable revenue cycle solutions transform healthcare organizations into the most efficient financial powerhouses in the nation. For nearly four decades, healthcare leaders have trusted Cirius Group to help them push the boundaries of what their revenue cycle can do.
ClaimAid (Indianapolis). ClaimAid offers revenue cycle and health coverage eligibility determination services for hospitals, patients and schools. The company’s solutions help increase revenue, lessen costs and foster relationships. Bringing over three decades of experience, the company provides cost-effective health coverage eligibility options with beginning-to-end assistance for patients, accurate and timely claims resolution, and improved revenue cycle for providers.
Claimex (Brooklyn, N.Y.). ClaimEx is a specialized health maintenance organization collection company, recovering outstanding balances for old or written-off claims up to three years old. They only charge contingent fees upon successful claim resolution.
Claimocity (Las Vegas). Claimocity is the first RCM billing company focusing exclusively on the hospital- and facility-based physician practice sector. The company specializes in award-winning stand-alone inpatient RCM services and offers an all-in-one software and billing solution that bundles their AI-enhanced mobile practice management platform, charge capture, and integrated workflow solutions with billing and coding for hospitalists, physiatrists, intensivists, and rounding doctors in acute care or step-down facilities.
ClaraPrice (Austin, Texas). ClaraPrice provides hospitals and health systems with the industry standard price transparency compliance platform and offers relief from the administrative and technical burden of achieving compliance. The company’s RCM solutions include state and federal price transparency compliance with a 100% compliance guarantee, a good faith estimate workflow system to comply with the “No Surprises Act,” payer contract management, and other data analytics tools to save hospitals costly time and resources. Client onboarding requires no integration or implementation, taking less than three weeks to achieve compliance. ClaraPrice offers a discounted program to rural and critical access hospitals.
ClearBalance (San Diego). ClearBalance Healthcare provides patient financing and patient pay services and has served healthcare exclusively for 30 years. ClearBalance maintains the industry’s highest patient financing repayment rate at 90% nationally. The company specializes in providing a seamless patient pay experience that reduces bad debt, improves patient satisfaction and encourages consumer loyalty.
Clearwave (Atlanta). Clearwave provides a patient engagement platform designed to help specialty healthcare practices streamline scheduling, registration, check-in and payments through automated, self-service workflows. Trusted by more than 500 practices nationwide and used by more than 11,000 physicians, the platform allows patients to schedule and register anytime while helping organizations reduce administrative workload and improve data accuracy. Clearwave’s integrated solution supports eligibility verification, patient communications and point-of-service payments, enabling practices to increase collections, reduce claim rejections and expand patient access without increasing staff. By combining automation, AI-driven logic and broad technology integrations, Clearwave helps specialty practices improve operational efficiency and deliver modern digital experiences for patients.
Cliexa (Denver). Cliexa’s “RCM Insights Platform” embeds real-time AI and clinical decision support at the point of care, ensuring documentation, coding and payer-specific requirements are met before the visit concludes and eliminating downstream denials and rework. Unlike traditional RCM systems that chase revenue post-visit, the company captures every dollar as it’s earned, aligning billing with care delivery through integrated risk scoring, quality tracking and smart coding automation. This unified platform fuses clinical intelligence with billing precision, bridging EHR data, quality programs, and payer policies to deliver complete, compliant and defensible claims.
ClinIntell (Tampa, Fla.). ClinIntell is a clinical documentation improvement data analytics and physician training software firm that leverages proprietary predictive analytics to affect long-term change in physician documentation practices. The company’s analytics provide a vehicle to measure and report individual physician documentation performance.
CodaMetrix (Boston). CodaMetrix is focused on medical coding, which is one of revenue cycle management’s most critical bottlenecks. Its “CMX CARE” platform uses contextual coding to analyze the full patient record across multiple specialties and generate accurate medical codes without human intervention, helping health systems reduce coding delays, labor strain and reimbursement risk. The company reports 5x return-on-investment over five years, a 70% reduction in manual coding, a 60% reduction in coding denials and 30% savings in coding costs. Its momentum has been reinforced by rapid adoption across more than 500 hospitals and recognition including “Best in KLAS” 2026 for autonomous coding.
Cognizant RCM (Teaneck, N.J.). Cognizant RCM brings tailored end-to-end revenue cycle management solutions architected to help organizations achieve operational efficiency and compliance. With a focus on solution specialization, accountability, and customer performance through a wide breadth of offerings, including solutions for bad debt, third party liability, eligibility, coding and chargemaster services and denials, users are able to streamline vendor management, staff resources and financials. By utilizing innovative solutions and services combined with extensive industry knowledge, the company helps clients transform their business to drive growth and prepare for the future of healthcare.
CombineHealth AI (San Francisco). CombineHealth utilizes an AI workforce to help revenue cycle leader performance across the healthcare continuum. The company leverages machine learning and natural language processing in clients’ RCM cycles to improve accuracy, increase revenue, scale operations and mitigate risk.
CommerceHealthcare (Kansas City, Mo.). CommerceHealthcare provides automated receivables management and payment services, patient loan financing and lending solutions to healthcare providers and patients. CommerceHealthcare brings together a team of healthcare and banking professionals.
Commure (Mountain View, Calif.). Commure provides applications and an intelligent operating system for the people in healthcare, offering a suite of solutions that streamline workflow and integrate with existing information systems. Commure aims to heal the fractured healthcare ecosystem via collaborative care and innovation.
Commvault (Tinton Falls, N.J.). Commvault is a data protection and information management solutions provider focused on helping healthcare organizations handle high volumes of data, meet compliance requirements and deliver quality care through a single integrated platform. The company has more than 2,800 employees worldwide and 1,600-plus lifetime patents.
Conifer Health Solutions (Dallas). Conifer is a strategic partner to over 600 clients in healthcare, including hospitals, health system, physician groups and more. The company provides personalized, tech-enabled revenue cycle and value-based care solutions.
Core Medical RCM (Huntington, N.Y.). Core Medical RCM was founded in 2019 to address the need for quality, tailored coding and RCM services. The company offers coding services and a full RCM solution from charge entry through collection, as well as custom projects.
Coronis Health (Jackson, Mich.). Coronis Health is a healthcare revenue cycle and medical billing company combining technology with high-touch relationship building. The company helps hospitals, ASCs and medical practices with revenue cycle management, processing more than 31.2 million claims per year. The company boasts more than 11,000 team members and three decades of experience.
CorroHealth (Plano, Texas). CorroHealth provides technology-enabled revenue cycle management services that combine automation, analytics and clinically led expertise to improve reimbursement, compliance and operational performance. Its portfolio spans key RCM functions including clinical documentation, coding, claims management, denials, utilization management and revenue recovery, supported by proprietary platforms. The company’s approach is designed to close the gap between clinical documentation and financial outcomes, helping providers strengthen revenue integrity across both fee-for-service and value-based care environments. CorroHealth’s continued investment in AI-driven technology and scalable delivery has helped it earn recognition including inclusion on TIME’s 2025 “World’s Top HealthTech Companies” list.
Cotiviti (South Jordan, Utah). Cotiviti offers solutions and analytics for payers, providers and employers to collaborate and improve the healthcare revenue cycle. Cotiviti launched “Caspian Clarity,” which includes clinical, financial and other medical data on 40% of Americans, providing a longitudinal view of population health and the patient journey. The company’s “Payment Accuracy” platform is a real-time, prepay, integrated claim accuracy and fraud detection solution scalable for all payer sizes.
The Craneware Group (Deerfield Beach, Fla.). The Craneware Group collaborates with U.S. healthcare providers to plan, execute, and monitor operational and financial performance. Their revenue intelligence solutions help healthcare organizations improve accuracy and compliance, analyze and correct charge capture issues, ensure supplies are adequately reimbursed, maintain compliance with coding and regulatory changes, and quickly resolve denied claims.
Credit Management Company (Pittsburgh). Credit Management Company offers customized outsourcing processes that deliver solutions that will accelerate cash flow, lower operating expenses, reduce customer delinquency and improve customer care and support. They offer solutions to healthcare clients to lessen administrative burden and help healthcare organizations easily communicate with the patient population. Credit Management Company has been providing full-service accounts receivable and collection management programs across several industry segments since 1966.
Credit Solutions (Lexington, Ky.). Credit Solutions is a national revenue cycle management company that exclusively provides services to hospitals, healthcare systems and physician groups. The company provides tailored extended business office solutions, bad debt recovery, physician billing and coding and denials management services.
Crossroads Health (Torrance, Calif.). Crossroads Health offers the most complete credit balance solution for healthcare providers. Leveraging proprietary technology, Crossroads Health’s U.S.-based team accurately identifies and resolves all credits. Beyond resolving credits, the company’s top priority is to prevent the root causes of credit balances. Their mission is to reduce billions of dollars in waste by eliminating the drivers of credit balances and proliferating digital patient refund technology.
Crowe (Chicago). Crowe is a public accounting, consulting and technology firm with offices around the world. Through its patented revenue cycle analytics software, the company captures every patient transaction each day from thousands of hospitals and hundreds of thousands of physicians. The revenue cycle team uses this data to help healthcare providers compare their revenue cycle performance with peers through nationally recognized benchmarking reports and payer market insights. Credit balance management, outpatient charge capture, machine learning-led credit and debit resolution, and unclaimed property compliance round out its suite of revenue cycle solutions.
DAS Health (Tampa, Fla.). Das Health, a provider of health IT solutions and business consultation, offers comprehensive revenue cycle management services to independent and enterprise physician groups and healthcare systems across North America. The company has established itself as a trusted partner in optimizing revenue streams for its clients in all 50 states. With a track record of consistent growth, DAS Health delivers tailored RCM solutions that positively impact millions of patients nationwide.
DaisyBill (Claymont, Del.). Specifically built for the complex revenue cycle challenges of workers’ comp, DaisyBill offers cloud-based solutions to get providers who treat injured workers paid. DaisyBill’s solutions include SaaS billing software as well as complete end-to-end account management services.
Data Marshall (Franklin, Tenn.). Data Marshall is a revenue cycle management services partner in the healthcare space, bringing over two decades of experience and an array of referenceable customers. The company offers end-to-end RCM, medical coding and billing, accounts receivable and denials management, payment integrity, audit and consulting services to its customers. The company uses in-house workflow and analytics tools, building automation and leveraging bots to improve process efficiency and provide insights for their customers.
Dimensional Insight (Burlington, Mass.). Dimensional Insight helps healthcare organizations improve revenue cycle performance through enterprise analytics that unify clinical, operational, financial and billing data. Its “Revenue Cycle Advisor” application gives leaders visibility into more than 100 pre-built key performance indicators spanning cash flow, denials, charge activity, accounts receivable and value-based performance, enabling faster corrective action and more informed decision-making. The company’s long-standing strength in healthcare analytics has earned it 11 “Best in KLAS” awards, along with recognition in the 2025 Gartner Peer Insights “Voice of the Customer” report. By pairing strong data governance with practical dashboards and reporting, Dimensional Insight helps organizations turn complex revenue cycle data into measurable operational improvement.
Dolbey (Concord, Ohio). Dolbey supports a suite of solutions designed to improve productivity while delivering better documentation for coding, billing and RCM. The solution offers physicians a flexible workflow with dictation or speech recognition as well as powerful computer-assisted coding, clinical documentation improvement, care measures abstraction and reporting.
Droidal (Plano, Texas). Droidal develops AI-powered agents that automate key revenue cycle workflows including insurance verification, claims processing, prior authorization, denial management and patient intake. Its platform includes more than 20 AI agents designed to reduce manual administrative work, improve billing accuracy and accelerate reimbursements while integrating with existing EHR and practice management systems. The company has expanded its automation capabilities with voice-enabled AI agents that support payer and patient interactions such as claims status inquiries and authorization follow-ups. Droidal’s innovation in intelligent automation earned recognition from CIO Views as one of the top 10 most innovative robotic process automation companies.
e4health (Philadelphia). e4health is a national healthcare consulting and services partner focused on strengthening mid-revenue cycle performance through expertise in health information management, coding, clinical documentation improvement and health IT. Supporting more than 400 health systems and provider organizations, the company helps hospitals improve documentation integrity, coding accuracy, charge capture and denial prevention while maintaining regulatory compliance. Its integrated model combines analytics, AI-enabled tools and experienced professionals to modernize workflows and stabilize financial performance across the mid-revenue cycle. e4health has earned recognition as the No. 1 healthcare information management advisory consulting firm by Black Book Market Research and continues to expand its capabilities through technology innovation and workforce development programs.
ECG Management Consultants (San Diego). ECG is a consulting firm fully focused on healthcare, helping hospitals, providers and academic medical centers achieve their most crucial goals. The team provides a full range of management consulting services, including strategic plans around operational improvements, technology solutions, and financial advisory services. Founded in 1973, the company stands as the longest-serving healthcare consulting firm in the country. The company’s RCM solutions include revenue cycle performance assessment, net revenue and cash flow improvement, organizational and operational redesign, system implementation and optimization, vendor evaluation, contract negotiation and more.
Echelon Financial (Boca Raton, Fla.). Echelon focuses on accounts receivable liquidity solutions for healthcare providers taking insurance or medical liens against pending personal injury cases. It is among the largest funding companies in the nation and provides services to hospitals, surgery centers and physician groups of any size.
Eclat Health Solutions (Herndon, Va.). Eclat Health Solutions is a comprehensive domestic and international healthcare support service provider of medical coding, medical billing and ICD-10 auditing. The company delivers efficient, accurate, secure and affordable RCM. Eclat works with a variety of U.S. healthcare providers, from large hospital facilities to small independent practices.
Edifecs (Bellevue, Wash.). Edifecs provides AI-powered technology payer and health system customers, who serve the U.S. healthcare market. Powered by Cotiviti, Edifecs has improved customer value through healthcare interoperability and data management, workflow and operations solutions. Edifecs also provides solutions that help eliminate stakeholder friction, accelerate value-based payment adoption, and obtain more complete and accurate care funding for alternative payment models. The company also supports compliance with government standards and regulations.
Elevate Patient Financial Solutions (Spring, Texas). Elevate Patient Financial Solutions is a trusted partner that delivers RCM solutions to hospitals, health systems, and healthcare providers nationwide. For more than 40 years, ElevatePFS has been developing and continually refining their best-in-class services and innovative, specialized technology to address the most complex challenges of the revenue cycle.
Ember AI (San Francisco). Ember AI provides a revenue integrity and compliance platform designed to help healthcare providers identify revenue risk before claims are submitted. Its AI-driven technology analyzes clinical documentation, coding accuracy and payer policy requirements to surface issues that commonly lead to denials or underpayments. By focusing on upstream risk detection, Ember enables organizations to prevent avoidable denials and strengthen compliance without disrupting existing workflows. The company recently raised a $4.3 million seed round led by Nexus Venture Partners and was selected for Y Combinator’s W24 accelerator, reflecting growing interest in its approach to proactive revenue integrity.
EMPClaims (Oakbrook, Ill.). EMPClaims is an end-to-end medical billing and RCM company. With over 10 years in the industry, EMPClaims helps small and medium-sized medical practices and physician groups to streamline their billing processes and optimize revenue. EMPClaims’ processes and workflows ensure highest reimbursements for the services medical practices provide to their patients.
Enable Healthcare (Hanover, N.J.). Enable Healthcare delivers health IT solutions and services to independent and group practices across the U.S. The company’s solutions and services include revenue cycle management, virtual care, remote patient monitoring and more.
EnableComp (Franklin, Tenn.). EnableComp partners with healthcare providers to maximize their complex claims reimbursement by having the best people, processes, products and performance. The company’s industry-leading technology and analytics identify the right payer, at the right time, for the right amount, ensuring clients collect the appropriate revenue for their complex claims.
Encoda (Tampa, Fla.). Encoda is a revenue cycle software solution that provides complete visibility into practice finances, streamlining billing workflows to ensure providers capture all owed revenue efficiently. By integrating data from clearinghouses, payer portals and practice management systems, the company delivers transparent reporting and automation tools that help increase net collections, reduce accounts receivable days and improve staff productivity. In 2024, the company launched a contract reimbursement analysis tool, enabling medical offices to identify and resolve improper payments by reconciling payer contracts, allowable data and actual payments for more accurate revenue modeling. The company also expanded partnerships and commissioned a market study revealing that only 25% of practice leaders trust that they receive full reimbursement.
Encore Exchange (Winston-Salem, N.C.). Encore Exchange is an employee-owned company founded in 1972 that provides hospitals and physicians with low-cost collections services and software. The company has expertise in health information services, patient communications, revenue cycle management and payment technologies.
Ensemble (Cincinnati). Ensemble provides end-to-end revenue cycle management services for 35 health systems, managing $46 billion in net patient revenue and processing more than 80 million claims annually. The company combines AI, analytics and operational expertise to improve performance across the full medical finance lifecycle, delivering an average 5% net revenue improvement for clients while outperforming industry benchmarks in cash collections, denials and unbilled days. Ensemble also brings significant payer strategy capabilities, helping clients manage more than 6,000 payer contracts and resolve over $1 billion in disputed claims. Its results and client satisfaction have helped earn the company multiple “Best in KLAS” honors and recognition as the No. 1-ranked revenue cycle management partner by providers.
Enter.Health (Claymont, Del.). Enter.Health is an AI-powered RCM platform designed to streamline healthcare financial operations by automating claims, billing and payment processes. With seamless EHR integration, application programming interface-driven automation, and various AI tools, the company eliminates manual tasks, reduces errors and accelerates reimbursement timelines for providers. The platform’s messaging center and real-time analytics suite ensure transparency, while their certifications guarantee security and compliance. The company has successfully partnered with traditional and digital health organizations to drive faster payments, increased revenue and reduced administrative burdens.
Escher Health (Oakland, Calif.). Escher Health focuses on revenue integrity for safety-net programs by helping providers efficiently enroll eligible patients in Medicaid, charity care and other coverage programs. Its AI-enabled platform automates eligibility workflows, patient engagement and submission processes, reducing administrative costs and improving application completion rates. Health systems using the solution have doubled completed Medicaid applications and generated $12 million to $13.4 million in incremental revenue in the first year, with reported returns on investment of up to 15x. The platform also supports multilingual patient self-service in more than 100 languages, helping reduce coverage gaps while improving reimbursement outcomes.
Excalibur (Grand Junction, Colo.). As a healthcare finance and revenue cycle operations performance management, analytics, and outsourcing organization, Excalibur offers services that give our clients proven methods to slash bad debt, reduce accounts receivable days, and minimize manual touches per claim. Most importantly, we can help you migrate to a data-driven performance management culture that sustainably increases net revenue yield. Excalibur partners with organizations to set meaningful leading and lagging targets at a granular level and then exceed them through professional services and analytics-enabled outsourcing.
Experian Health (Franklin, Tenn.). Experian Health provides data-driven revenue cycle and patient access solutions that help hospitals, medical practices and other providers reduce administrative friction and improve financial performance. Serving more than 60% of U.S. hospitals, the company uses automation, analytics and identity expertise to streamline workflows, strengthen data accuracy and support a more transparent patient financial experience. Its recent “Patient Access Curator” innovation addresses one of the biggest drivers of denials by correcting registration and coverage data in real time before claims are submitted, helping clients reduce registration, coordination of benefits and eligibility-related denials. The company’s market position has been reinforced by multiple “Best in KLAS” and Black Book recognitions across claims management, contract management and patient access.
Experity (Machesney Park, Ill.). Experity provides integrated technology solutions to urgent care centers and on-demand healthcare practices nationwide, including RCM and billing services, EHR and practice management, patient engagement, teleradiology and business intelligence. Experity’s RCM services make billing easy by eliminating complexities around coding, billing, payer contracts and compliance, resulting in optimized revenue and reimbursement for providers. In 2022, a strategic growth investment in Experity’s differentiated software offerings allowed the company to continue innovating and expanding into new capabilities and product offerings.
FCI | RevCare (Fairlawn, Ohio). FCI | RevCare is a leader in providing innovative, technology-driven RCM solutions to health systems across the United States. The company provides end-to-end solutions from pre-service and POS Medicaid Eligibility, Early Out and bad debt solutions.
FTI Consulting (Washington, D.C.). FTI Consulting works with virtually every segment of the healthcare and life sciences industry to discern innovative solutions that optimize performance in the short term and prepare for future strategic, operational, financial and legal challenges. The company provides a one-company team of experts across the spectrum of healthcare disciplines, including RCM.
Fathom (San Francisco). Fathom is an AI-powered medical coding automation platform, leveraging deep learning and natural language processing to automate over 90% of medical coding with accuracy and efficiency. Trained on hundreds of millions of coded encounters, Fathom supports the broadest specialty coverage, coding across outpatient specialties beyond emergency and radiology. The platform scales rapidly, enabling enterprise-wide automation across hundreds of sites in weeks, while delivering 2-4x more automated encounters than competitors and the highest ROI in the industry. Fathom was the first autonomous medical coding solution added to Google Cloud Marketplace and is available in Epic, solidifying its leadership in the field.
FinThrive (Plano, Texas). FinThrive helps healthcare organizations increase revenue, reduce costs, expand cash collections and ensure regulatory compliance across the entire revenue cycle continuum. Providing one of healthcare’s most comprehensive revenue cycle management SaaS platforms, FinThrive’s holistic approach to revenue management offers patient access, charge integrity, claims management, contract management, machine learning and robotic process automation, data and analytics, and education solutions. Three out of five U.S. hospitals and health systems use the company’s technology today.
Finvi (Burlington, Mass.). Finvi is responsible for managing the complexities of healthcare revenue recovery via its AI-powered platform. The platform aims to boost collections and reduce cost of ownership.
Firstsource (Louisville, Ky.). Firstsource is a specialized global business process services partner, providing transformational solutions and services spanning the customer lifecycle across healthcare, banking and financial services, communications, media and technology, and other diverse industries. When it comes to healthcare, the company’s comprehensive, end-to-end RCM solutions help leading hospitals and providers achieve new levels of patient engagement and financial performance from pre-registration through medical coding, claims, billing and collections. With an established presence domestically and across the globe, the company acts as a trusted partner to clients, helping them solve their biggest challenges with industry focused solutions, deep domain knowledge and cutting-edge technology.
Flywire (Boston). Flywire is an integrated digital payments and engagement platform that automates the patient financial experience to expand healthcare affordability and improve provider financial performance. Flywire’s software and unified payment services helps leading health systems modernize how they get paid through personalized payment options and deep EHR integrations, improving the patient experience, increasing cash and reducing cost.
FrontRunnerHC (Plymouth, Mass.). FrontRunnerHC is a data automation platform that helps healthcare organizations maximize reimbursement and enhance the patient experience through instant access to accurate patient insurance, demographic, and financial information. The company finds, verifies, and fixes patient information in real time or batch, and at any point during the care journey, leveraging its access to the largest payer network in the industry. Defining the patient experience as the clinical journey plus the financial journey, FrontRunnerHC helps improve financial performance, operational efficiency and patient satisfaction.
Frost-Arnett (Nashville, Tenn.). Founded in 1893, Frost-Arnett is a healthcare RCM company that offers patient payment resolutions so that providers can focus solely on healthcare. The company focuses on providing innovative solutions to meet client needs in an ever-changing industry environment.
Fusion Anesthesia Solution (Brookfield, Wis.). For nearly 50 years, Fusion Anesthesia Solutions has provided revenue cycle management services exclusively to independent anesthesia practices and hospital employed anesthesia providers. The company’s services include billing and revenue cycle management, financial services, anesthesia business consulting, tax services, and technology and reporting. The company focuses solely on anesthesia billing and revenue cycle services.
Future Care Consultants (Brooklyn, N.Y.). With over 25 years of expertise in financial solutions and managed care, Future Care Consultants offers advanced revenue cycle management, case management, full-Medicaid pending, seamless payroll, financial accounting, reimbursement optimization and revenue growth support. The company is dedicated to enhancing healthcare finances, staying up to date on regulations, streamlining managed care operations and more.
GBS Corp (North Canton, Ohio). GBS provides revenue cycle management services for healthcare organizations, assisting in reaching financial objectives by streamlining collection. GBS helps improve profitability and productivity while reducing costs and overhead.
GHR Healthcare (Blue Bell, Pa.). For more than three decades, GHR Healthcare has been delivering tailored, scalable, and technology-driven staffing and workforce solutions. Specializing in mid-revenue cycle services, the company is committed to boosting operational efficiency, maximizing revenue, and improving patient care outcomes. The team of experts optimizes clinical documentation improvement and conducts audits to ensure optimal coding accuracy.
Gateway Medical Solutions (Sullivan, Mo.). Gateway Medical Solutions, a full-service revenue cycle management company, has served healthcare providers nationwide since 2007 through customized billing, coding and accounts receivable solutions designed to maximize revenue and minimize administrative burden. The company also offers credentialing, practice consulting, compliance auditing and hands-on staff training tailored to each client’s unique workflow.
GeBBS Healthcare Solutions (Culver City, Calif.). GeBBS Healthcare Solutions is a KLAS-rated leading provider of revenue cycle management services and risk adjustment solutions. GeBBS’ technology and robust analytics, combined with its more than 10,000-member global workforce, helps clients improve their financial performance and enhance the patient experience.
Genpact (New York City). Genpact is a professional services and solutions firm delivering outcomes that shape the future of healthcare. The company leverages data, technology, AI skills, deep healthcare knowledge, and experience in transforming revenue cycle management to help healthcare clients accelerate cash and reduce write-off while minimizing billing errors and denials.
GetixHealth (Sugar Land, Texas). GetixHealth is a revenue cycle management solutions provider helping healthcare organizations navigate the complexities of collecting payments from government and private payers and patients. Since the company’s inception in 1992, it has grown into a leading healthcare partner, actively managing the revenue cycle for providers and physicians.
Global Healthcare Resource (Atlanta). Founded in 1999, Global Healthcare Resource provides comprehensive revenue cycle management and patient call center solutions to RCM companies, hospitals, provider groups and healthcare technology platforms nationwide. With more than 25 years of experience, the company supports the full revenue cycle, including eligibility, prior authorization, coding, claims submission, payment posting and denial management. The company’s highly trained teams operate as an extension of their client organizations, helping improve operational efficiency, strengthen patient communication, and drive long-term financial performance through customized support.
Global Recovery Alliance AG (Zug, Switzerland). Global Recovery Alliance AG assists hospitals and health systems with international accounts receivable. Launched in 1998, the company has worked with 1,600 hospitals in the U.S., supporting the patient financial services team in global collections.
GoSource (Burleson, Texas). GoSource excels in medical billing and leveraging expert professionals and advanced technology to optimize revenue cycles and financial performance for healthcare providers.
Grant Thornton (Chicago). Grant Thornton delivers solutions and operational improvements that help providers meet patient care, compliance and business needs. The company provides security and privacy protection, revenue cycle management and health technology solutions with personalized insight into how organizations can standardize processes and integrate workflow optimization for increased value.
GreenSense Billing (Las Vegas). GreenSense Billing is a medical billing and RCM company that offers comprehensive RCM services using trained professionals who streamline the billing processes and improve the financial health of practices. The company offers convenience and control over all the financial processes of medical practices, ranging from patient intake to billing to credentialing, so that they can focus solely on patient care.
Greenway Health (Tampa, Fla.). Greenway Health delivers integrated EHR, practice management and revenue cycle management solutions that help ambulatory providers improve financial performance while simplifying clinical and administrative workflows. Its RCM services combine technology and expert support for claims submission, denial management, follow-up and payment reconciliation, helping practices strengthen revenue capture and compliance. The company has accelerated its investment in AI and automation, including RCM enhancements, ambient documentation tools and patient engagement capabilities designed to reduce staff burden and improve operational efficiency. Its recent launches include its “Agentic AI Factory” and “Automated Healthcare Practice,” unifying clinical, financial and patient engagement workflows in a more intelligent ambulatory care platform.
Guidehouse (McLean, Va.). Guidehouse is a global consultancy serving the commercial and public sectors. Its “Best in KLAS” revenue cycle management advisory, digital and managed services experts help providers combat payer challenges, reduce denials, eliminate staffing issues, improve physician satisfaction and optimize operating costs.
H.E.L.P. Financial Corporation (Plymouth, Mich.). HELP Financial provides patient financing to customers across the country. The company helps patients manage out-of-pocket healthcare expenses, providing upfront funding while decreasing the payment plan administration on the provider side.
HMI (Thompson’s Station, Tenn.). HMI is a diversified healthcare company assisting providers in reducing costs and improving financial health and compliance through contract coding and coder quality reviews; improving professional staff clinical documentation and compliance; and providing revenue cycle services.
HURC (Short Hills, N.J.). HURC, or Hospital Utilization Review Corporation, is a tech-enabled middle-revenue-cycle company focused on utilization review, helping hospitals address denials and reimbursement delays in real time rather than after the fact. Its “Centralized Utilization Review” solution integrates into existing workflows to align medical necessity, documentation, coding and payer communication during the course of care, reducing fragmentation across a critical part of the revenue cycle. At one large academic health system, HURC helped drive a $55 million increase in net patient revenue, a 95% reduction in lack-of-clinical denials and a 47% reduction in patient length of stay over a multi-year engagement. The company’s model also reduced annual operating costs by more than $2 million while supporting staff redeployment into higher-value case management roles.
Hansei Solutions (Franklin, Tenn.). Hansei Solutions is a full-service revenue management company for non-hospital healthcare facilities. The company combines revenue cycle management technology and business intelligence with exceptional customer support. Hansei allows providers to increase collections and savings, stay compliant, and make smarter choices regarding their growth and bottom line.
Harmony Healthcare (Tampa, Fla.). Harmony Healthcare provides healthcare revenue cycle management strategies and workforce solutions and expertise to help healthcare organizations improve clinical and financial outcomes. The company provides coding support, health information management leadership, clinical documentation improvement, audit validation review and revenue integrity solutions to help healthcare organizations manage their revenue cycles.
Harmony Healthcare IT (South Bend, Ind.). Harmony Healthcare IT offers a product that allows users to decommission legacy systems and secure records in the long term. The solution consolidates data silos and reduces maintenance costs in IT and helps organizations create better workflows for clinicians and health information management resources.
Harris & Harris (Chicago). Harris & Harris is among the leading accounts receivable recovery solution providers in the nation, with a comprehensive business unit dedicated to the healthcare industry. Using a collaborative approach and advanced proven processes, Harris & Harris is unmatched in the customer service and financial recoveries it provides their clients. Harris & Harris healthcare partners benefit greatly from its in-house law firm and high security standards it holds for the government vertical.
Harris Novum (Niagara Falls, N.Y.). Harris Novum helps healthcare organizations automate the revenue cycle, expedite claim processing and lower collection costs. Their RCM platform, Affinity, offers turnkey solutions to simplify patient data processing and reduces claim denials to lower the cost to collect from payers and guarantors. It provides small, mid-size, and large healthcare organizations with all of the best patient revenue, payment portal, e-signature, mobile pre-registration, and patient access management capabilities for various types of care including acute care, behavioral health, long term care, and rehabilitation services.
Hayes RCM (Houston). Hayes RCM is a revenue cycle management company specializing in post-acute and home-based care. The company was founded in 2023 by Edrick Baham, who brings over 15 years of healthcare industry experience. Since its inception, Hayes RCM has helped home health, hospice and outpatient therapy providers across Texas achieve consistent revenue growth through deep expertise in Medicare Advantage, managed care policies and commercial payer navigation. As the traditional Medicare population continues to shift toward Medicare Advantage plans, Hayes RCM equips providers with the billing infrastructure and payer-specific knowledge needed to capture every dollar they have earned.
Health Information Associates (Pawleys Island, S.C.). For over 30 years, Health Information Associates has been a trusted partner in medical coding and auditing, delivering compliance reviews, coding support and clinical documentation audits to hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers and physician groups nationwide. The company is also the creator of an online education platform and a proprietary audit platform that simplifies and streamlines the entire coding review process with customizable dashboards and actionable reporting.
Health iPASS (Nashville, Tenn.). Health iPASS and “Sphere,” a cloud-based, vertically integrated software and payments technology company, offer healthcare providers compliant software and payment tools. Health iPASS provides mobile patient intake, check-in and pay solutions for medical practices to streamline processes from pre-arrival to the final payment.
Health Prime (National Harbor, Md.). Health Prime provides revenue cycle management solutions for physician groups. The company melds expertise, client service, technology and a scalable delivery model to refine coding and billing processes, streamline workflows, and assist the reimbursement and collections process.
Healthcare Administrative Partners (Media, Pa.). Healthcare Administrative Partners offers radiology practices RCM, clinical analytics and practice management solutions. In addition, the company offers coding services for multispecialty practices. The company’s main goal is to enhance the overall financial health of its clients via maximized reimbursements, accelerated cash flow, and reduced cost and compliance risk.
Healthcare Chaos Management (Indianapolis). Healthcare Chaos Management merges AI and machine learning technologies with industry expertise to offer clients RCM solutions. The company’s fully onshore team quickly onboards clients to aid with financial security and patient engagement.
Healthcare IT Leaders (Alpharetta, Ga.). Healthcare IT Leaders is a professional services firm with deep expertise in EHR, enterprise resource planning, workforce management and revenue cycle management. Healthcare IT Leaders was ranked No. 1 for business solutions, implementation services, in the 2020 “Best in KLAS” report. The company provides end-to-end revenue cycle management consulting services, including strategy, operations and technology.
Healthcare Partners Consulting & Billing (Atlanta). Healthcare Partners Consulting & Billing uses the latest reimbursement strategies, information and services to maximize reimbursements at a lower cost. The company brings over 30 years experience in coding and collections, and has been providing physicians in a wide range of specialties with RCM solutions since 2014.
Healthrise (Farmington Hills, Mich.). Healthrise is an end-to-end revenue cycle management consulting firm that identifies, prioritizes and eliminates obstacles in the way of a healthy revenue cycle. The company provides people with relevant expertise to maximize clients’ workforce processes, technology and results.
Healthtek (Bristol, Pa.). Healthtek offers comprehensive, end-to-end RCM services with cutting-edge AI and machine learning tools designed to accelerate reimbursements, minimize denials and optimize financial performance. The company’s tailored services ensure that revenue cycle processes are streamlined for operational efficiency and maximum profitability.
Hiteks Solutions (Madison, Wis.). The Hiteks “Insight Real-Time Revenue Rescue” platform provides computer-assisted physician documentation solutions at the point of care inside the EHR. The platform combines proprietary artificial intelligence and subsecond technology to send clarifications to physicians instantaneously.
Hollis Cobb (Duluth, Ga.). Since 1977, Hollis Cobb has provided early out and bad debt collections services, as well as insurance follow-up, denials management, accounts receivable work down, special projects and other business office functions. The company works with healthcare companies to ensure they receive payment.
Hospital Revenue Cycle Solutions (Gaithersburg, Md.). Hospital Revenue Cycle Solutions partners with organizations to improve their healthcare revenue cycle management processes to deliver a faster, more profitable payment system. The company provides customized revenue cycle outsourcing services resulting in increased revenue and cash flow, compliance, improved processes, and optimized financial performance for healthcare clients. With more than 25 years of experience, the company is a leader in healthcare billing and services and full RCM outsourcing.
Humalife Healthcare (Claymont, Del.). Humalife Healthcare provides technology-enabled revenue cycle management services that help healthcare organizations improve billing accuracy, reduce denials and accelerate reimbursements. The company delivers end-to-end services including medical coding, billing, eligibility verification, payment posting, denial management and accounts receivable follow-up for physician groups, urgent care centers, telehealth providers and diagnostic facilities. With a global team of revenue cycle professionals, Humalife operates as an extension of clients’ billing departments, supporting compliant workflows and transparent reporting designed to improve financial performance. The company helps providers maintain clean claims, faster turnaround times and consistent revenue cycle performance using strong quality processes and analytics-driven operations.
Humata Health (Winter Park, Fla.). Humata Health is a physician-led technology company focused on prior authorization, one of the most persistent friction points in the revenue cycle. Its AI-driven platform integrates with major EHRs to automate documentation review and align submissions with payer policies, helping health systems accelerate time to care, improve first-pass approvals and reduce avoidable denials. The company reports a 96% first-pass approval rate and the ability to automate up to 90% of authorizations in high-volume service lines, supporting both financial performance and a better patient experience. Recent milestones include partnerships with CMS on the “WISeR” model, Optum on “Digital Auth Complete” and more.
Huntington Technology Finance (Columbus, Ohio). Huntington Technology Finance is an asset and finance provider with more than 30 years of experience partnering with hospitals. The company’s inpatient technology refresh programs are designed to integrate into existing processes to help control costs and include wearable clinical devices and mobile workstations for pharmacy automation.
Huron (Chicago). Huron is a global professional services firm that helps healthcare organizations improve performance through strategy, operations and digital transformation. Its healthcare advisory services include technology-enabled revenue cycle optimization, data analytics and operational modernization designed to help providers navigate reimbursement complexity and financial pressure. In 2025, Huron expanded its capabilities through acquisitions including Eclipse Insights, a revenue cycle consulting firm, and the payer consulting services division of AXIOM Systems. These investments strengthen Huron’s ability to deliver integrated consulting and technology solutions across the healthcare ecosystem.
IC System (St. Paul, Minn.). IC System, privately owned since 1938, is an expert in healthcare billing collections. The company’s more than 4,000 healthcare clients represent over 70% of the client mix and have an average tenure of 16 years. They are a medical collections company that cares about the patient experience and delivers superior performance to improve the revenue cycle.
IKS Health (Coppell, Texas). IKS Health takes turn-key accountability for the revenue cycle function to deliver strong financial outcomes for its clients, including 30-40% cost savings and 2-5% ongoing sustainable revenue upsides. The company accomplishes this through its full-cycle, autonomous administrative journey platform for RCM. Unlike traditional RCM solutions, IKS Health’s revenue optimization helps organizations proactively avoid risks to timely and accurate reimbursement before they occur.
iRCM (Brooklyn N.Y.). iRCM’s mission is to build innovative technologies and services that optimize healthcare operations and facilitate better care. Staffed by expert healthcare coders, billing professionals, and practice management consultants, the company works with medical practices and health centers to improve their profitability, strengthen compliance, eliminate administrative burdens, and adapt better to industry change.
Imagine Software (Charlotte, N.C.). Imagine Software provides billing automation software and revenue management applications, offering technology solutions for medical billing offices, practices and hospitals. The company serves more than 100,000 physicians across 47 specialties, helping to improve financial efficiency, build provider reputation and enhance the patient experience.
iMagnum Healthcare Solutions (Katy, Texas). iMagnum Healthcare Solutions is a pioneering leader in technology-driven healthcare RCM, working to help providers optimize their financial performance and focus on patient care. The company leverages advanced RCM software solutions, proprietary tools, and state-of-the-art platforms to streamline billing processes, enhance accuracy, and drive revenue growth. iMagnum Healthcare Solutions is dedicated to tailoring services to the unique needs of each client.
Impact Advisors (Naperville, Ill.). Impact Advisors is a national healthcare consulting firm focused on delivering strategic advisory, implementation and optimization services. The company provides a suite of patient access, clinical and revenue cycle services.
In2itive (Overland Park, Kan.). In2itive Business Solutions is a full-service healthcare revenue cycle management consulting firm focused on the ambulatory surgery center, hospital and physician practice fields. In2itive’s healthcare business consultants plug into existing software or create a new hosted system to set up a fully transparent workflow that helps organizations keep finances on track.
Inbox Health (New Haven, Conn.). Inbox Health uses personalized interactions to deliver an optimal patient billing experience that reduces administrative waste and improves payment metrics. Their communication platform’s advanced technology uses a combination of emails, text messages, voice calls and paper bills to reach patients.
Infinx (Cupertino, Calif.). Infinx provides revenue cycle management solutions for healthcare practices in multiple specialties, including radiology, pharmacy, pathology and plastic surgery. Combining the strength of a cloud-based RCM platform with an expert team of medical coders and billing specialists, the company delivers solutions that focus on increasing revenue and improving cash flow.
Ingenious Med (Atlanta). Ingenious Med focuses on improving physician productivity and hospital performance. The point-of-care mobile and web solution captures charges across the continuum, improves coding speed, accuracy and compliance and helps providers proactively manage care in value-based programs. It also enhances communication to align care teams and reduce variation in care.
Innovaccer (San Francisco). Innovaccer is a healthcare technology company that pioneers the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource-enabled data activation platform, a smart platform with unified patient records, analytics and decision support tools to enable transparent, real-time and collaborative healthcare. The company uses data to help clients manage their revenue cycles and enhance revenue integrity.
Inovalon (Bowie, Md.). Inovalon is an information technology company focused on simplifying the administrative and clinical complexity of the revenue cycle for providers and payers. The company provides specialized applications and analytics for revenue cycle, care quality and workforce management. Inovalon also plays a key role for healthcare business offices, offering a single solution for clearinghouse services, claim scrubbing and editing, appeal processing and denial management.
InstaMed (Philadelphia). InstaMed, a J.P. Morgan company, powers a better healthcare payments experience on one platform that connects consumers, providers and payers for every healthcare payment transaction. InstaMed’s patented, private cloud-based technology securely transforms healthcare payments and revenue cycles by driving electronic transactions, processing payments and moving healthcare data seamlessly, and improving consumer satisfaction.
Integra Connect (West Palm Beach, Fla.). Launched in 2017, Integra Connect was purpose-built to help specialty medical practices thrive, clinically and financially, in the midst of the rise of value-based care. Integra Connect’s technology-enabled RCM solution optimizes revenue for specialty practices operating under both fee-for-service and value-based payment models.
Integrex Health (Atlanta). Integrex Health is an innovative healthcare technology firm specializing in payer-centric revenue cycle solutions that enhance financial performance and productivity for technology vendors, RCM firms and healthcare providers. With strong relationships among the largest technology and RCM firms, Integrex Health leverages data-driven insights to streamline workflows and maximize reimbursements. Continuing its commitment to innovation, the company has introduced several advanced products, automating payer name-to-ID matching to eliminate manual errors, a tool that enhances claim status responses using AI-driven data manipulation, and a tool that eliminates payer hold times for denial representatives.
Integrity Billing Company (Palm Springs, Fla.). Integrity Billing Company delivers revenue cycle management solutions tailored to behavioral health and addiction treatment facilities. Leveraging its proprietary “i-bot” technology and deep industry expertise, the company streamlines billing, reduces denials, and ensures compliance, empowering providers to focus on patient care while maximizing revenue.
iPatientCare (Cincinnati). iPatientCare is an AssureCare brand, acquired in 2019 to tie in the EHR component of complete care on the healthcare continuum. Since 1998, AssureCare has been providing comprehensive integrated population health management software solutions to leading healthcare and human services organizations throughout the United States and globally. The company helps healthcare clients reduce accounts receivable days and enhance collections rates, decrease billing costs, and manage their revenue cycles.
JTS Health Partners (Peachtree Corners, Ga.). JTS Health Partners is a national healthcare consulting firm focused on strengthening financial sustainability through revenue cycle management, analytics, health IT and fintech solutions. Its patented “nCREAS RCM Intelligence Engine” combines AI, automation and revenue cycle expertise to help hospitals, particularly community and rural providers, improve financial performance without adding operational complexity. Built on more than 17 years of RCM experience, the platform is designed to give organizations greater clarity, efficiency and control over revenue cycle operations. The company’s business process patent for tokenization of accounts receivable as collateral further distinguishes its approach to combining financial innovation with revenue cycle strategy.
Janus Health (Dallas). Janus Health delivers AI-powered revenue cycle intelligence and automation solutions designed to improve financial performance for hospitals and health systems. Its flagship platform, “JanusIQ,” combines analytics, automation and workflow intelligence to optimize operations from patient access through claims resolution without requiring organizations to replace existing systems. The platform’s three engines, “AccessIQ,” “AccelerateIQ” and “AdaptiveIQ,” support prior authorization automation, claims management and workforce optimization. With more than 70 million automated transactions annually, Janus Health helps organizations reduce cost-to-collect, accelerate cash flow and improve revenue yield while giving teams better visibility into operational performance. The company keeps expanding through partnerships, platform innovation and growing adoption among health systems seeking scalable revenue cycle transformation.
Jindal Healthcare (Houston). Jindal Healthcare is an AI-fueled expert in revenue cycle management, offering tailored RCM services that cover patient registration, medical coding, claims submission, denial management, and accounts receivable management. The company ensures maximum reimbursement and financial optimization.
Jorie AI (Oak Brook, Ill.). Jorie AI delivers adaptable healthcare automation designed to improve revenue cycle performance across fragmented, real-world operating environments. Its platform orchestrates workflows spanning eligibility, prior authorization, claims management, payment posting, denial prevention and follow-up, using a governed framework that can shift among multiple automation approaches as needed. This flexibility allows healthcare organizations to automate complex scenarios without replacing existing systems or relying on rigid point solutions. With growing traction among hospitals, health systems, government agencies and payers, Jorie AI continues to expand its “SmartCore Engine” capabilities in predictive analytics, denial prevention and proactive patient engagement.
Jzanus (Franklin Square, N.Y.). Jzanus is a privately held healthcare revenue cycle firm that has partnered with leading U.S. health systems for four decades to optimize financial performance and mid-revenue cycle integrity. Operating as a unified corporate entity, the company automates its front- and back-end workflows, including scheduling, patient preregistration, insurance verification and Medicaid eligibility advocate solutions, by deploying its proprietary “SMARTWorks” platform and in-house robotic process automation. Parallel to its automated technology suite, the company delivers elite health information management capabilities driven by certified coding experts. This specialized team handles line-item charge capture reviews, diagnosis-related group validation, clinical documentation integrity, and compliance audits to systematically eliminate revenue risk, slash days in accounts receivable and protect thin hospital margins.
KPMG (New York City). KPMG helps organizations across the healthcare and life sciences ecosystem work together in new ways to transform and innovate the industry. With respect to revenue cycle management, KPMG works with healthcare and life sciences organizations to optimize revenue operations, which can positively impact a company’s financial strength as well as deliver a better patient experience.
KeyBridge (Lima, Ohio). KeyBridge brings a different approach to early stage patient balance recovery and medical bad debt collection. The company believes in providing financial services with care and empathy to enhance the patient experience, ultimately bringing maximum value back to hospitals and practices.
Knack RCM (Woodbridge, N.J.). Knack Global is a comprehensive solution provider for revenue cycle management, technological solutions and staffing support for healthcare providers. With over a decade of experience, the company has provided efficient solutions to hospitals, healthcare systems, physician groups, ASCs and more.
Knowtion Health (Boca Raton, Fla.). With the goal of improving revenue cycle performance and patient satisfaction, Knowtion Health maximizes third-party reimbursements for hospitals through the company’s payer experts and innovative business processes. The company has programs to help reduce the number of claims denied or delayed and provide clinical denial recovery using Knowtion payer experts and legal and nursing teams. The newest program can help reduce clinical denials by 60%.
L J Ross Associates (Jackson, Mich.). L J Ross Associates is a nationally licensed, certified Women’s Business Enterprise founded in 1992 with a passion for helping businesses successfully manage their revenue recovery programs. The company does this through the most ethical and patient-friendly collection practices, sure to maintain the relationships that clients have built with their patients, along with state-of-the-art technology that allows for the most comprehensive and cost-effective interventions. For 30 years, L J Ross has focused on people, performance, and a commitment to providing stellar returns and exceptional service.
LateralCare (Southlake, Texas). LateralCare’s “revenue alai” platform brings agentic AI to revenue cycle management, helping healthcare organizations improve financial performance without adding cost, complexity or operational risk. The AI-native platform spans the full RCM lifecycle, including claim creation, billing, contract management, denial prevention and audit support, using a governed agent-analyst architecture to keep decisions transparent and auditable. By reasoning across clinical, financial and payer context, the platform helps organizations increase first-pass claim rates, accelerate reimbursement and reduce rework while preserving human oversight. LateralCare’s innovation in healthcare RCM was highlighted by CIO Views Magazine, which named it one of the “10 Most Innovative Companies to Watch” in 2025.
Lifepoint Informatics (Glen Rock, N.J.). Lifepoint Informatics provides solutions on a unified workflow platform for seamless interoperability across multiple modalities, application layers and end-user devices. The company provides data integration solutions that facilitate health information exchange, EHR interfacing and integration, population health management and quality reporting among disparate clinical systems.
Lister Technologies (San Mateo, Calif.). Lister Technologies specializes in revenue cycle management for urgent care and primary care practices across the U.S. The company offers a comprehensive range of outsourced RCM services across medical billing, coding and credentialling. Its RCM services are designed to improve claims, collections and optimize revenue.
Loring Revenue Cycle Solutions (Houston). Loring Revenue Cycle Solutions is a boutique consulting firm specializing in Epic EHR implementation, optimization and revenue cycle workflow enhancement, led by an Epic certified consultant. Since 2018, the firm has provided customized training and workflow expertise across Epic’s Resolute modules, helping healthcare organizations reduce costs, improve productivity and drive financial performance. Loring RCS successfully led Professional Billing and Community Connect training for Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System’s Epic implementation, reinforcing its expertise in tailored advisory services.
MC AnalyTXs (Houston). Founded in 1995, MC AnalyTXs’s Medicare Review Project has recovered millions in underpayments for hospital clients, including some of the largest teaching hospitals in the country. MCA’s proprietary computer system identifies discrepancies in claims for inpatient and outpatient visits for government and managed care payers.
MD Clarity (Seattle). MD Clarity is an AI-driven revenue cycle management software company that has served more than 150,000 healthcare providers since 2010. Its platform features three core products: RevFind, a healthcare underpayment detection and denial management solution that compares every payer remittance at the procedure-code level against contracted fee schedule terms; PayerMonitor, an AI-native payer contract management solution that centralizes all payer agreements into a single system of record; and Clarity Flow, an automated patient cost estimation tool that generates and delivers good faith estimates to support No Surprises Act compliance and increase upfront patient collections. The platform integrates with major EHR and practice management systems including athenahealth, ModMed and eClinicalWorks.
MRO (Norristown, Pa.). MRO delivers clinical data intelligence solutions that help healthcare organizations connect, structure and activate their clinical information for operational and financial performance. Its platform combines Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources-native connectivity, automation and clinical expertise to streamline data exchange and improve processes such as release of information and revenue cycle management workflows. With more than two decades of experience supporting healthcare organizations, MRO helps transform fragmented data into actionable insights that support better decisions and improved outcomes. The company’s impact and growth have been recognized through awards including “Best in KLAS” and repeated inclusion on the Inc. 5000 list.
Madaket Health (Cambridge, Mass.). Madaket Health targets billions of dollars in healthcare administrative waste by simplifying provider data management, revenue cycle and exchange processes. 80% of provider groups have exchanged data through the company’s platform, which validates, automates and synchronizes provider data between payers and healthcare organizations to improve patient and member experience, enhance revenue and ensure regulatory compliance. The company’s fully connected provider data analytics and insights platform mitigates claims processing delays and stems lost revenue by addressing data problems at the source.
Magical (San Francisco). Magical is an enterprise agentic AI platform built for healthcare operations, helping organizations automate complex workflows across patient access, clinical operations and revenue cycle management. Its AI agents work directly within existing systems, including EHRs and payer portals, to execute high-volume operational tasks with transparency, auditability and reliability controls. Healthcare organizations use the platform to automate processes such as eligibility verification, prior authorization and denial prevention, often deploying live automations in under two weeks with accuracy rates above 90%. Recent growth includes a multi-year partnership with South Bend, Ind.-based Beacon Health System and expanded work with a home care provider to improve operational consistency and reduce revenue leakage at scale.
Managed Resources (Long Beach, Calif.). Managed Resources is a professional consulting group assisting health systems, hospitals and payers across the U.S. in achieving accurate and appropriate charging, documentation and payment through revenue cycle management services. Their services include denials and appeals management for clinical and technical denials, clinical denial audits, charge audits and clinical documentation improvement services.
Manta Health (Los Angeles). Manta Health is an AI-native platform built for proactive revenue protection, covering payer eligibility, prior authorization, agentic AI appeals and patient pre-payment collection before care is delivered. The company works with specialty procedural practices to eliminate the coverage complexity that causes denials, no-shows and revenue leakage upstream of billing.
Mastercard Healthcare Solutions (Purchase, N.Y.). Mastercard is a technology company in the global payments industry transforming its business by moving beyond cards and reimagining how its technology and capabilities benefit the healthcare ecosystem. With Mastercard Healthcare Solutions, a new suite of products is dedicated to helping healthcare partners detect fraud, waste and abuse, capture more revenue and protect patient health data.
Medaptus (Raleigh, N.C.). Medaptus offers a comprehensive revenue cycle optimization platform that has delivered measurable returns for hundreds of physician groups, hospitals, infusion clinics and other care settings. The solution integrates seamlessly with any EHR to improve the accuracy and timeliness of documented billing data; applying such artificial intelligence in turn helps increase staff productivity.
Medasource (Indianapolis). Medasource is a national healthcare technology company that offers flexible human capital solutions and customized engagement models to meet and scale projects. The company’s consultants support popular technologies for healthcare organizations, including enterprise-level health systems; pharmaceutical, diagnostic and device companies; and health insurers.
Medcare MSO (Irvine, Calif.). Medcare MSO provides customized insurance, patient billing services, healthcare recovery assistance and practice management solutions to organizations of all types and sizes. The company’s innovative medical software is engineered to simplify all aspects of practice management and patient engagement and is currently being utilized in healthcare facilities nationwide.
MedCycle Management (Brentwood, Tenn.). MedCycle Management’s sole focus is providing customized revenue cycle services to hospitals and physician groups, with the goal of reducing inventory, maximizing revenue, and increasing workflow and efficiency. The company aims to improve cash flow and patient satisfaction for clients.
MedeAnalytics (Richardson, Texas). MedeAnalytics provides solutions that enable measurable impact for healthcare payers and providers. Through robust workflow engines and actionable insights delivered on a self-service SaaS platform, MedeAnalytics has helped partners reduce accounts receivables, reduce denial rates, improve case mix index and improve appeal success rate.
Medfinancial (Knoxville, Tenn.). Backed by over 30 years of loan origination and servicing experience, Medfinancial’s suite of revenue cycle services are making a positive impact for provider partners and the patients they serve. By integrating proven servicing methodologies throughout the entire patient-financing life cycle, the company consistently sees high utilization rates, successful patient retention for Medfinancial and hospital partners, and industry-leading repayment rates.
MedibillMD (Dallas). MedibillMD offers comprehensive medical billing, coding and revenue cycle management services to healthcare professionals and practices. These services include claims submission and follow-up, denial management, payment posting and patient collections. The company has been providing these services since 2023.
Medical Consults (Stamford, Conn.). Medical Consults is a nationwide full-service revenue cycle management company. It reviews billing, coding, reimbursement processes, financial systems, process flows and operational efficiencies. The company’s recommendations increase revenue by an average of 20-30% in just six months.
Medical Lien Management (Corona, Calif.). Medical Lien Management is a specialized revenue cycle management firm focused exclusively on workers’ compensation and personal injury billing and lien recovery. Founded in 1989, the company provides end-to-end services including request for authorization filing, certified coding, collections, second bill review management and litigation support to help medical providers maximize reimbursement in complex regulatory environments. Medical Lien Management combines proprietary electronic filing technology with experienced negotiators to accelerate claim resolution and improve revenue recovery outcomes.
Medical Office Force (Athens, Ga.). Medical Office Force is a healthcare services company providing digital and revenue cycle management solutions for medical practices and healthcare organizations. The company supports providers with services that automate billings, collections and patient payments to help improve operational efficiency, financial performance and patient care delivery.
Medical Payment Exchange (Rockville, Md.). MedX’s services assist organizations with the 277 claim status. The company’s automated process interrogates payer portals to identify denied, pending or unprocessed claims to provide organizations with actionable data long before the remittance arrives. MedX offers a cash advance to hospitals on both payer and patient responsibilities if necessary.
Medical Practice Success (Prairieville, La.). Medical Practice Success focuses on delivering custom solutions tailored to clients’ revenue cycle operations. The company offers revenue optimization, revenue cycle management, medical billing and coding, credentialing and contracting, and more. Medical Practice Success also offers a 15% net cash improvement guarantee.
MediMobile (Georgetown, Texas). MediMobile offers a highly customizable, enterprise-level suite of tools, including revenue cycle management, practice management, care coordination and business intelligence. A new technology the company developed provides visibility to clinical documentation in real time and is currently used to maximize revenue through reconciliation.
Medkoder (Mandeville, La.). Medkoder is a full-service medical coding management services and technology provider. The company offers medical coding expertise in all physician service lines for the inpatient and outpatient setting, medical risk adjustment management, coding management, coding education, clinical coding documentation improvement and revenue cycle consulting.
Med-Metrix (Parsippany, N.J.). Med-Metrix provides a full suite of revenue cycle software and outsourced services to the healthcare provider marketplace. The company works within customers’ existing structures to enhance day-to-day operations and increase the bottom line. Med-Metrix’s revenue cycle services include patient accounting, patient access, denial recovery and accounts receivable services. In 2022, Med-Metrix acquired PatientPal, a strategic move that brings front-end RCM software to Med-Metrix’s existing suite of patient intake and service technologies.
Medmio (Brookeville, Md.). Medmio is an AI medical billing and coding platform for outpatient practices. The platform boasts autonomous coding from clinical notes with a human review queue, plus mobile charge capture, patient intake, revenue cycle management analytics and HL7/FHIR integration.
Medteam (Franklin, Tenn.). Medteam is a revenue cycle management partner dedicated to supporting healthcare organizations. With experienced professionals and real-world knowledge of revenue cycle workflows, the company helps providers improve financial performance, accelerate cash flow and gain financial clarity. The company’s comprehensive services, transparent processes and hands-on support are tailored to the unique needs of each organization, ranging from small-dollar claim recovery to leadership-level reporting.
Medphine Billing Services (Fairfield, N.J.). Medphine is a comprehensive, end-to-end practice management company, focused on improving overall profitability and efficiency of the healthcare providers and entities. The company specializes in providing revenue cycle management services to superspecialties such as oncology, neurology, rheumatology and infusion-based services.
MedRevenu (Upland, Calif.). MedRevenu provides multi-specialty RCM services to private practices and ambulatory surgery centers. The company’s leadership team has completed private practice acquisitions and partnerships, making the company uniquely positioned to support private equity-backed practices and practices seeking private equity partnerships. MedRevenu’s goal is to elevate physician leaders and practice managers with reporting and insights used by the largest health systems and platforms in the country to drive revenue and profits.
Meduit (Charlotte, N.C.). Meduit is one of the nation’s leading top three revenue cycle solutions companies with decades of experience in the RCM arena, serving more than 1,000 hospitals and physician practices in 48 states. Meduit combines a state-of-the-art accounts receivable management model with advanced technologies and an experienced people-focused team to ensure that healthcare organizations have the resources available to provide more quality healthcare services to more patients.
Medusind (Miami). Medusind is a provider of medical and dental RCM services. With more than two decades of experience, the company’s client-focused model aims to remove barriers to practice growth and accelerate profitability for healthcare organizations spanning 50-plus specialties. Healthcare providers leverage Medusind’s tech-enabled RCM services, benefitting from its deep industry expertise, leading-edge technology and robust operational capability.
Midwest Anesthesia Consultants (Ann Arbor, Mich.). Midwest Anesthesia Consultants is a trusted partner for anesthesia physician practices and health care systems that offer anesthesia billing services. The company provides personalized and comprehensive billing and collection services, including billing, claim analysis, claim submission, payer interaction, denial and accounts receivable management.
Milagro (Austin, Texas). Milagro provides health networks with cutting-edge autonomous medical coding solutions to help reduce preauthorization mismatches denials and increase revenues. With advanced AI technology and text understanding, the company addresses the critical challenges stemming from the shortage of skilled coders and the pervasive issue of under-coding. The company prides itself on its efficiency and coding accuracy.
Mimecast (Lexington, Mass.). Founded in 2003, Mimecast provides next-generation cloud-based security, archiving, and continuity services to protect customers’ email and make data safer. The company delivers comprehensive email-risk management services in a fully integrated subscription service.
ModMed (Boca Raton, Fla.). ModMed provides EHR systems designed for medical specialists and specialty practices. The company’s EHR solutions provide automated suggested coding, as well as practice management systems and business operations services. ModMed recently acquired allergy testing and immunotherapy software from Xtract Solutions to add to their existing allergy solution.
Nimble (St. Louis). Nimble Solutions provides RCM solutions for ambulatory surgery centers, surgical clinics, surgical hospitals and anesthesia groups, helping organizations streamline operations and optimize financial outcomes. The company has experienced rapid growth and has invested in compliance, IT and machine-learning advancements, enhancing transcription accuracy, coding expertise and accounts receivable workflows to improve cash per case and financial performance.
Nemadji (Bruno, Minn.). Nemadji helps healthcare facilities reduce uncompensated care and increase net revenue through a back-end eligibility detection solution, which reviews patient accounts for unknown or missing coverage from Medicare, Medicaid and commercial insurance.
Neolytix (Chicago). Neolytix aims to bring a new dimension to revenue cycle efficiency optimization. The company specializes in revenue cycle management services focused on constructing analytically driven frameworks to curtail leakage, mitigate over-coding risks, facilitate streamlined clean claims processing, and fortify governance while ensuring an improvement in the patient experience of the healthcare organization.
Netsmart (Overland Park, Kan.). Netsmart is a healthcare IT company developing technology and providing services that support individualized care and improve outcomes. Netsmart offers comprehensive revenue cycle management services, including flexible resourcing and full back office support built to help organizations reduce costs and improve cash flow. Netsmart collaborates with Jefferson Center to facilitate integrated remote patient monitoring for behavioral health services and improve overall outcomes.
Ni2 Health (Austin, Texas). Ni2 Health specializes in identifying new high leverage opportunities to improve an organization’s financial performance. The company also provides execution leadership and support to ensure the opportunities identified become real bottom line improvements. Ni2 Health’s goal is to identify and deliver $1 to $2 million in financial performance improvement for smaller community hospitals and more for larger organizations.
Nordic (Madison, Wis.). Nordic partners with healthcare organizations on strategy, implementation and managed services, with a growing emphasis on revenue cycle transformation and performance improvement. The firm helps health systems optimize financial operations through analytics-driven redesign, technology enablement and tailored advisory services that support sustainable gains in efficiency and revenue capture. In 2025, Nordic ushered in measurable revenue cycle improvements at organizations including Penn Medicine Lancaster (Pa.) General Health and Lawrence (Mass.) General Hospital, reinforcing its reputation as a results-oriented transformation partner. The company was recognized with a “Best in KLAS” award for clinical optimization in 2025.
Nordis Technologies (Coral Springs, Fla.). Nordis Technologies provides cloud-based revenue cycle communications and payments technology that helps healthcare organizations improve patient billing, payment engagement and financial outcomes. Its “Expresso” platform and “ExpressoPay” solution connect data, omnichannel communications and digital payment tools to streamline the full patient billing cycle on a single platform. The company has delivered measurable results for clients, including a 29% increase in revenue and a 15% increase in collections through digital-first billing strategies, while also shifting more payments to self-service channels. Nordis has continued to expand its AI-powered ecosystem with innovations in “Digital Communications Records,” enhanced quality controls, richer messaging capabilities and increased production capacity.
North American Partners in Anesthesia (Sunrise, Fla.). North American Partners in Anesthesia has been a leader in single-specialty anesthesia management services for multiple decades, uniquely positioning it to understand the parameters of RCM within the specialty. The company has built an RCM infrastructure that offers facilities a comprehensive, in-house solution, utilizing advanced technologies with proprietary rules engines to ensure accuracy and acceptance across the revenue cycle.
Norwood (Austin, Texas). Norwood is a mid-revenue cycle healthcare solutions company dedicated to streamlining operations, optimizing revenue and delivering better patient care. The company has a deep pool of experienced healthcare professionals who can be quickly deployed to help organizations meet their staffing needs, as well as experts who can help optimize clinical documentation improvement department performance or perform audits for coding accuracy.
Nym (New York City). Nym is a leader in transforming clinical language into actionable information, automates revenue cycle management for hospitals, health systems and physician offices across the U.S. Uniquely designed to understand clinical language and medical billing workflows, Nym’s coding engine uses provider notes within patient charts to rapidly produce accurate, compliant and explainable diagnostic and billing charge codes, all with zero human intervention.
OM1 (Boston). OM1’s outcomes management and predictive analytics tools are designed to take big data and make it meaningful and personalized to institutions. The company is focused on helping hospitals succeed with value-based care and alternative payment models, optimizing outcomes and providing tools to predict high-risk patients that can lower the total cost of care.
ONQ Global (Houston). ONQ Global is a worldwide healthcare outsourcing and technology company specializing in labor solutions, inbound and outbound call services, front and backend billing operations, and cutting-edge robotic process automation services. The company serves healthcare related businesses, including hospitals, physician groups, medical billing companies, healthcare clinics and imaging centers, often helping to manage their revenue cycles.
OSG Connect (Carol Stream, Ill.). OSG Connect specializes in creating and delivering patient obligation communications for healthcare revenue cycle management. Through their proprietary technology, tools and processes, they help providers accelerate their accounts receivable cash flow, enhance financial management and improve their image with their patients.
Office Ally (Vancouver, Wash.). Office Ally delivers payment infrastructure solutions to healthcare organizations both big and small. Healthcare organizations utilize its comprehensive product suite, which supports providers, hospitals, health systems and payers to maximize reimbursement.
Omega Healthcare (Boca Raton, Fla.). Omega Healthcare is an AI-driven healthcare solutions company focused on reimagining revenue operations across the provider, payer and life sciences markets. Powered by its “Omega Digital Platform,” the company combines agentic AI with deep domain expertise to automate workflows, optimize performance and improve financial outcomes while supporting patient satisfaction. Omega serves more than 350 customers and has recently expanded its AI capabilities through its collaboration with Microsoft and the launch of more than 20 generative and agentic AI solutions. The company was named a leader in the 2025-26 IDC MarketScape “U.S. Revenue Cycle Management Service Solutions Vendor Assessment” and was also recognized as the overall leader in the RCM market by NelsonHall.
On-Point (Oklahoma City, Okla.). On-Point brings over 100 years of combined experience to the healthcare RCM field, providing revenue cycle solutions to general acute, critical access, specialty hospitals, physician practices, ASCs, urgent care centers, imaging centers and radiation therapy centers. The company offers coding, claims processing, management reporting, provider relations, analytical support and other services, all helping clients to maximize revenue and expedite collections.
Oncology Revenue Services (Monroe, N.Y.). Oncology Revenue Services specializes in oncology billing and revenue consulting. Founded in 2008, the company brings the knowledge, experience, and track record of success needed to ensure hospitals and physician’s offices receive full payment.
Oncospark (Southlake, Texas). Oncospark is an end-to-end revenue cycle management company with more than a decade of experience in fighting on behalf of physicians, hospitals and home healthcare companies. A global footprint and decades of healthcare RCM experience of its founders puts Oncospark in a position to offer best-in-class, technology-enabled solutions to complex billing problems.
Oneview Healthcare (Chicago). Oneview provides interactive patient engagement and clinical workflow solutions to healthcare organizations. The “Oneview Patient Engagement and Clinical Workflow Solution” provides the foundation for Oneview’s services and functions. The platform provides a point-of-care access to IT systems through a variety of end-user devices.
Online Information Services (Winterville, N.C.). Founded in 1956, Online is an industry leader in healthcare collections, contacting more patients than traditional collection agencies. The company offers advanced collections technology, proprietary skip tracing data, professional recovery practices and an expert, dedicated healthcare collections staff to provide a highly effective and convenient solution to receivables management challenges.
Optum (Eden Prairie, Minn.). Optum delivers end-to-end revenue cycle management solutions that help providers reduce administrative waste, improve coding and billing accuracy, and accelerate reimbursement through AI, automation and advanced analytics. Its platform supports workflows across patient access, financial clearance, coding, billing and denials, helping health systems address workforce shortages and rising reimbursement complexity at scale. Recent innovations include “Optum Real,” a real-time claims and reimbursement platform designed to catch errors before submission, and “Optum Integrity One,” an AI-enabled platform that has driven major gains in coding productivity. Optum’s breadth, scale and performance have earned it multiple industry recognitions, including 2025 leadership designations from Everest Group, IDC MarketScape, Frost & Sullivan and more.
Orion State Licensing (Irvine, Calif.). Orion State Licensing is a full-service licensing support company focused on providing a comprehensive approach to the debt and revenue cycle industries. The company helps healthcare organizations obtain and maintain state licensing and registration.
Orthos (South Bend, Ind.). Orthos is dedicated to supporting independent orthopedic providers across sites of care including clinics, surgery centers and hospitals. The company uses its “Orbits” technology to provide cost-efficient, 100% U.S.-based revenue cycle services including front-end support for authorizations as well as coding and billing. The company’s employees are rebadged or recruited specifically to support the full range of orthopedic subspecialties and work remotely across the country.
P3 Healthcare Solutions (Ontario, Calif.). P3 Healthcare Solutions, also known as P3Care, was founded in 2015 and is primarily a medical billing service. The company’s goal is to expedite the care process by unburdening providers as their technology-driven health IT enterprise. Moreover, practices can consult P3 Healthcare Solutions for Medicare credentialing and enrollment and HIPAA security risk analysis accounts receivable, in addition to the whole revenue cycle management process.
PBI (Powell, Ohio). With four decades of experience providing medical billing services, PBI utilizes a system-agnostic billing technology that seamlessly integrates with client platforms. The company takes a fully flexible, personalized approach to help clients meet their unique business and financial needs. The company offers core financial services like payroll, payroll tax filings, accounting, bookkeeping, accounts payable and financial statement preparation, among others.
PBS Radiology (Reno, Nev.). PBS Radiology specializes in radiology-focused revenue cycle management services, supporting imaging providers and radiology groups with solutions designed to improve collections, reduce denials and increase operational visibility across the revenue cycle.
PCG Software (Las Vegas). PCG Software focuses on technologies to improve operational efficiency, profitability and reduce internal resources for administrative functions and manual claims review. The company’s “iVE Coder,” a web-based platform, was launched in 2019 to give healthcare providers access to the same clinical intelligence that healthcare payers have been using for 25 years.
PFC USA (Greeley, Colo.). Since 1904, PFC USA has provided accounts receivable management solutions for healthcare providers, hospitals and healthcare systems nationally. The company offers omnichannel preferred solutions to streamline patient communication and provide a tailored solution, utilizing AI and robotic process automation for patient engagement. By integrating advanced patient engagement solutions, PFC USA has successfully recovered more than $2 billion for clients over the last decade.
PMMC (Charlotte, N.C.). PMMC provides revenue cycle services to healthcare delivery systems, acute care hospitals, critical access hospitals and physician groups. The company focuses on contract management, providing estimates for patients with high-deductible health plans and chargemaster review. With more than three decades of revenue cycle expertise, the company’s services help healthcare organizations uncover missed revenue opportunities in underpayments and denials, price transparency and value-based reimbursement.
PwC (New York). Established in 2002, PwC’s revenue cycle managed services program specializes in providing operational support for hospitals, medical groups, and payers in a surge, partial, or full function outsource capacity. PwC provides access to thousands of resources onshore and provides optional offshore capability, depending on a client’s needs. Voted “Best in KLAS” many times over the past decade, the company is proud to serve healthcare organizations.
Parallon (Nashville, Tenn.). Parallon’s experts bring decades of experience in technology and complex revenue cycle management to its relationship with providers. Parallon’s specialty solutions include self-pay services, bad debt collections, extended business office and insurance functions and physician billing as well as accounts receivable resolution. Parallon is a part of the HCA Healthcare family.
Parathon (Naperville, Ill.). Parathon is a revenue cycle technology company that ensures customers collect all revenue they have earned. For more than 30 years, the company has helped hospitals hold payers 100% accountable to contract terms by continuously developing cutting-edge RCM solutions, including revenue cycle intelligence software, intelligence services to aid revenue recovery, and compliance solutions to comply with the CMS “Price Transparency Final Rule.” Its patented software technology and expert staff help hospitals unlock their full cash flow potential, and its Parathon Parallel Database provides backup functionality in case of cyberattack, which otherwise could leave providers unable to bill.
PatientFocus (Nashville, Tenn.). PatientFocus was founded in 2009 as an outsourced, patient-pay billing solution extending the business offices of healthcare clients with non-recourse patient financing and full-service patient outreach, including statements, call center and online portal. The company has a long track record of increasing patient revenue while protecting the patient experience for all clients.
Patientory (Duluth, Ga.). Patientory is a blockchain solution for healthcare, developed to drive population health management by allowing healthcare organizations to store and submit data securely through the blockchain and smart contracts. The company connects physicians, care providers and consumers on one secure platform to work together on providing patient care.
PatientPay (Durham, N.C.). PatientPay helps revenue cycle management groups collect more patient payments than traditional methods while reducing costs by up to 50%. The company collects payments in fewer than 14 days on average with a patient payment suite that reduces call volume and manual efforts.
PatientPoint (Cincinnati). PatientPoint develops technologies that provide actionable intelligence on conditions, treatments and lifestyle choices during healthcare delivery. The company’s platforms include a digital waiting room screen, patient mobile, digital wall board, exam room and infusion room tablet.
PayGround (Gilbert, Ariz.). PayGround is a healthcare payments platform that streamlines the payment experience for providers and patients. For individuals and families, it’s an easy-to-use mobile app to manage, track and pay all medical bills in one secure place. For medical providers, it’s a modernized payment platform that reduces costs, simplifies internal processes and boosts patient and employer satisfaction.
PayMedix (Milwaukee). PayMedix is designed to help patients pay for upfront out-of-pocket medical costs and alleviate the stress of bad debt for providers. They guarantee prompt full payment to healthcare providers and offer manageable repayment plans to patients for all allowed in-network, out-of-pocket charges up to a patient’s maximum out of pocket amount. Having processed more than $5 billion in payments thus far and with 30% growth year over year, PayMedix is poised to tackle the growing needs of a fractured healthcare system with a scalable and consumer-approved financial technology platform that helps all stakeholders involved.
Paytient (Columbia, Mo.). Paytient helps employees and plan members access affordable health care through their health payment accounts. The company provides a revolving line of credit on a Visa card, which members can use to pay out-of-pocket medical, pharmacy, dental, vision and veterinary expenses. This allows people to seek care when they need it, with their health payment account acting as a safety net.
PayZen (San Francisco). PayZen is an AI-powered healthcare affordability platform that helps patients access care while improving financial outcomes for providers. By embedding personalized payment options and automated financial assistance into billing workflows, the company transforms the patient payment experience from transactional to tailored and compassionate. Its technology leverages AI to match each patient with the best financial pathway, increasing patient payments while reducing administrative burden for revenue cycle teams. The result is a more sustainable financial model for health systems and a more accessible, dignified experience for patients.
Penguin Ai (Palo Alto, Calif.). Penguin Ai is building a healthcare-native agentic AI platform designed to streamline high-friction administrative workflows across the revenue cycle, including prior authorizations, coding, claims, denials and appeals. Founded by former senior data leaders from large health systems and payers, the company brings governance, automation and healthcare-specific language models into a single platform built for regulated enterprise environments. Its architecture helps organizations preserve continuity across workflows, reduce rework and catch issues upstream before they become denials or payment delays. Penguin Ai’s recent momentum includes a $30 million Series A round and a partnership with FTI Consulting to strengthen provider RCM performance.
Peregrine Healthcare (Houston). Peregrine Healthcare has been a trusted partner for healthcare providers since 2001, offering comprehensive RCM and administrative services to drive efficiency and revenue growth. With expertise in credentialing, eligibility and authorization, front office support, bookkeeping, payroll and marketing, the company alleviates administrative burdens for providers. The company consistently outperforms industry benchmarks in denial rates, rejection rates and accounts receivable, ensuring improved cash flow, reduced operational costs and expert coding services for its clients. Peregrine also provides a dedicated patient call center, monthly status meetings and hands-on support.
The Perry Consulting Group (Dallas). The Perry Consulting Group is a revenue cycle management consulting firm with over 150 years of combined healthcare operations expertise. They partner with hospitals and physician groups to identify and resolve obstacles that hinder a healthy revenue cycle. The company focuses on increasing revenue and stopping revenue leakage. They offer several services, such as interim leadership support staff, department assessments, implementation of performance and process improvements, and analytic services to solve daily healthcare operational challenges.
Phimed Technologies (Shawnee, Kan.). Phimed Technologies provides an automated billing and revenue cycle management software solution to medical billing organizations, group physician practices and hospitals. Serving multiple specialties, the company’s solution leverages automation and AI to ensure an increase in efficiency, maximization of revenue and enhanced patient engagement.
Phreesia (Wilmington, Del.). Phreesia is a patient activation platform, helping providers, life sciences companies and healthcare organizations improve engagement and streamline revenue cycle management. Its digital tools enhance the patient experience by automating intake, outreach, education and payments, freeing up staff time and accelerating provider cash flow. Phreesia’s comprehensive payments platform verifies insurance, automates collections and integrates with project management systems to simplify reconciliation, with 87% of scheduled card-on-file payments successfully collected. The company’s “Patient Bill Pay” solution improves transparency and efficiency, enabling providers to collect more from self-service payments while reducing paper statements. Additionally, its appointment readiness feature delivers real-time insurance details to patients, reducing billing confusion and easing administrative burdens.
Physician Care Coordination Consultants (Jeffersontown, Ky.). Physician Care Coordination Consultants, or PC3, is a healthcare consulting firm specializing in revenue cycle optimization, physician advisory services, case management and denials management. Through their services, the company aims to enhance organizational efficiency and patient-centered documentation. Since its founding in 2023, the company has grown rapidly. By leveraging data-driven strategies and a physician-led model, PC3 ensures clinically appropriate authorizations and maximized revenue capture. As part of its expansion, the company introduced clinical documentation and a denials division to further its tailored options for healthcare organizations.
Pinnacle Healthcare Revenue Solutions (Indianapolis). Pinnacle Healthcare Revenue Solutions offers RCM services to providers throughout the U.S. via a team of RCM professionals that process an average of over $450 million in charges and $215 million in collections each year. The company has been working with healthcare clients for over 25 years.
Plutus Health (Dallas). Plutus Health is a healthcare revenue cycle management organization based in Dallas. Plutus Health provides coding, pre-billing audits, billing and insurance accounts receivable collections. The company addresses significant challenges facing ASC organizations in the U.S. with a combination of services by industry experts and advanced technologies such as machine learning and robotic process automation.
Precision Medical Billing (Houston). Precision Medical Billing launched in 1995 and is dedicated to helping physicians, home health agencies and hospice groups with medical billing and claims management. The company provides revenue collections services as well as practice management consulting and medical billing chart audits.
Prime Healthcare Billing & Consulting (West Palm Beach, Fla.). Prime Healthcare Billing & Consulting works with medical and mental health providers across the nation, helping providers improve financial performance, reduce administrative burden, and strengthen operational efficiency through personalized, hands-on revenue cycle solutions. The company offers services like medical billing and accounts receivable management, prior authorizations, insurance credentialing, revenue cycle consulting, EHR implementation, training, workflow optimization and more.
Privacy Analytics (Ottawa, Ontario). Privacy Analytics provides data de-identification and anonymization for healthcare organizations to ensure individual privacy and legal compliance. Services include certification, training, data governance advisory and consultation to help healthcare organizations establish organizationwide best practices.
Prochant (Charlotte, N.C.). Prochant is a healthcare revenue cycle management company that specializes in complex reimbursement solutions for providers in the home-based care industry. The company delivers end-to-end RCM services that integrate expert teams with proprietary, AI-enabled technology to streamline workflows, improve accuracy and optimize financial performance. Through its tech-enabled approach, including advanced analytics, intelligent workflow management and automation, the company helps providers accelerate cash flow, reduce denials and gain real-time visibility into key performance metrics. Serving the home medical equipment, infusion and specialty pharmacy, and home health and hospice segments, Prochant partners with organizations to simplify reimbursement and drive sustainable growth.
Professional Credit (Vancouver, Wash.). Professional Credit provides tools and services to improve patient financial engagement and cash flow. The company has more than 80 years of experience in accounts receivable management, collections and accounts receivable outsourcing and aims to improve the self-pay experience.
Progressive Management Systems (West Covina, Calif.). Progressive Management Systems is an employee-owned receivables solution company focused on serving the healthcare industry. Founded in 1978, the company works with healthcare organizations to improve financial performance while maintaining the organization’s reputation in the community. The company provides first-party collections, third-party collections and insurance follow-up services.
Promantra (Somerset, N.J.). Promantra is a provider of revenue cycle management services that offers end to end revenue cycle management services through its billing company partners and helps healthcare facilities such as hospitals, physician groups and surgery centers streamline their RCM.
Promedical (Lexington, Mass.). Promedical is a national healthcare revenue cycle management company. Its complex claims solutions include workers’ compensation and motor vehicle accident billing. Since 1995, the company has provided the healthcare community with a client-focused, technology driven revenue cycle partner.
Prosperity Behavioral Health (Cherry Hill, N.J.). Prosperity Behavioral Health is a leading provider of financial solutions for behavioral health facilities. Their comprehensive suite of financial services includes revenue cycle management, financial analysis and reporting, corporate strategy, and back-office operations. Prosperity helps clients manage their business affairs, allowing them to focus on caring for those in need of behavioral health services.
QGenda (Atlanta). QGenda provides cloud-based automated physician scheduling software to customers in a variety of medical specialties. QGenda is designed to optimize hospital and health system workforce with smart resource management, centralized scheduling and real-time mobile access to clock in and out.
Quadax (Cleveland). For over 50 years, Quadax has partnered with payers, hospitals, physician offices, laboratories and other healthcare organizations to provide tailored revenue cycle management solutions to speed up payments, maximize reimbursements, and improve overall operational and financial performance. The company’s solutions provide control over claims management, appeals, and audits, alongside business analytics, improved patient access and more. Quadax aims to achieve exceptional outcomes for its clients through personalized training, partnership, operational transparency, and dedicated support.
Quest Diagnostics (Secaucus, N.J.). Quest Diagnostics is a provider of medical billing solutions and services that include denial management, payer management and fee schedule review. The company provides billing specialists to maintain fee schedules and support financial reporting. The company also offers payment solutions and includes EHR and practice management within its RCM solution.
Qventus (Mountain View, Calif.). Qventus’ platform is designed to help hospitals interpret data and close the gap between data and action. The artificial intelligence software solution allows for operational improvement in real time and could improve financial performance, patient experience and patient safety while reducing cognitive burden on the frontline teams.
Qway Healthcare (Cranbury, N.J.). QWay Healthcare provides a certified mobile workforce that addresses the unique revenue cycle management needs and challenges of healthcare providers across the U.S.. With nearly 50 billing systems and specialties, the company aims to overcome medical billing challenges and lead insights-driven strategies for a prompt and optimized payment flow.
R1 RCM (Murray, Utah). R1 RCM is a leading provider of technology-enabled RCM services that transform and solve revenue cycle performance challenges across hospitals, health systems and group physician practices. R1’s proven and scalable operating models drive sustainable improvements to net patient revenue and cash flows while reducing operating costs and enhancing the patient experience.
RCM Enterprise Services (Clearwater, Fla.). RCM Enterprise Services works with hospitals to build revenue-generating programs that leverage the hospital’s laboratory assets for higher profit margins. The company provides healthcare organizations with laboratory, pathology and genetics software as well as front-end client connectivity, back-end claims management and professional services with minimal capital expense.
RCMS (Westlake, Ohio). Featuring the ReSolve accounts receivable management platform, RCMS transforms central business offices through better management of payment processing, validation and reconciliation throughout the organization. The platform also integrates with Hyland Software’s OnBase enterprise content management solutions. Specializing in complex, multi-system environments, RCMS helps hospitals, health systems and integrated delivery networks gain operational efficiencies and increase revenue.
RSi (Columbia, S.C.). RSi is a leading provider of revenue cycle services to the hospital and large physician practice market, serving a variety of large and small healthcare systems. The company offers a comprehensive range of outsourced services across the RCM continuum, from day one patient receivables to insurance follow up. Services are designed to accelerate cash flow, improve operating efficiencies, and enhance profitability.
Radiation Business Solutions (Joelton, Tenn.). Radiation Business Solutions aims to streamline radiation oncology billing and management in order to help cancer practices run more efficiently. The company’s personalized RCM solutions empower over 40 sites of care, more than 200 physicians and over 2,700 patients per day.
Raintree (Chandler, Ariz.). Raintree combines EHR, patient engagement and revenue cycle capabilities in a therapy-focused platform that supports more than 50 million patient visits annually across more than 8,500 clinics. Built specifically for rehabilitation and physical therapy organizations, the company helps clients improve cash flow, reduce administrative burden and protect reimbursement by connecting clinical workflows with billing and collections processes. Its AI-centric platform supports the full revenue lifecycle, from intake and documentation to claims management and performance analytics, helping organizations strengthen revenue integrity and reduce leakage. Recently, the company launched an AI scribe solution aimed at improving documentation quality and consistency, supporting both clinical efficiency and cleaner claims.
RapidClaims.ai (New York City). RapidClaims.ai stands at the forefront of healthcare innovation with its AI-driven medical coding and documentation improvement solutions. By automating the translation of clinical documentation into precise codes, the platform significantly minimizes coding errors and administrative burdens, streamlining the revenue cycle management process for healthcare providers.
Rectangle Health (Valhalla, N.Y.). Rectangle Health provides a suite of payment and patient engagement solutions for healthcare providers, insurers and billing services. The company was founded in 1992.
Redox (Madison, Wis.). Redox is an integration platform and service for healthcare systems and digital healthcare applications. The company’s interoperable network and standardized application programming interface allows organizations to integrate software applications with EHR.
Relatient (Atlanta). Relatient is a web-based patient relationship and engagement solution that uses real-time healthcare data to communicate with patients. The company empowers provider networks to improve patient engagement with automated communication that helps improve revenue, increase compliance, lower costs and foster patient relationships.
ReMedics (Westlake, Ohio). ReMedics delivers tailored revenue cycle business process outsourcing services to physician groups, management services organizations and health systems. Specializing in tailored solutions for multi-system payment processing, ReMedics also provides electronic data interchange parsing and splitting, data validation, bank reconciliation, and funds distribution services. With the use of a single cash management platform, robotics process automation and enterprise content management technology, ReMedics services help to lower operational costs, increase staff productivity and improve revenue cycle key performance indicators.
Resolv Healthcare (Edmond, Okla.). Resolv Healthcare provides revenue cycle management solutions to healthcare providers to assist with contracting, credentialing, coding and billing processes, as well as reimbursement analysis.
Resource Corporation of America (Clear Lake Shores, Texas). Resource Corporation of America, established in 1994, provides revenue cycle solutions that help hospitals increase revenue by converting at-risk dollars. The company’s solutions are focused on Medicaid eligibility, hospital lien filing, out of state enrollment and billing, disability, and veterans affairs claims processing. RCA serves clients nationwide and is recognized as one of the largest and most experienced privately held eligibility vendors in the country.
Rev Rise RCM (Pennsauken, N.J.). Rev Rise RCM provides full-service revenue cycle solutions tailored for healthcare private practices. The company combines automation with personalized support to help providers streamline billing, improve collections and stay fully compliant. The company helps clients reduce accounts receivable days and partners with over 150 providers across multiple specialties.
Revco Solutions (Durham, N.C.). Revco Solutions augments 75 years of healthcare revenue cycle experience with the latest omni-channel patient communications and innovative business intelligence tools. Applying adaptive strategic enhancements, within an industry leading security and compliance framework, Revco Solutions defines best practices in healthcare accounts receivables.
RevCycle (Marshfield, Wis.). RevCycle partners with healthcare organizations as a single vendor for all revenue cycle needs. The company’s comprehensive suite of business office solutions are designed to optimize the revenue cycle and handle bad debt collections. RevCycle provides class services ranging from coding to claim denial management, insurance follow-up, point-of-service solutions and patient responsibility collections in addition to other services.
Revecore (Franklin, Tenn.). Revecore specializes in complex revenue cycle management, helping hospitals and health systems recover high-dollar revenue tied to denials, underpayments and other difficult reimbursement challenges. The company combines AI-enabled technology, proprietary claims scoring and deep clinical and reimbursement expertise to identify and resolve the claims that matter most, serving more than 1,300 hospitals nationwide. In 2025, the company posted its strongest year-over-year growth to date, with a 26% increase in new business and more than 25% growth in recovered revenue for clients. Its performance in complex claims services has earned it the No. 1 “Best in KLAS” ranking for six consecutive reporting periods.
Revele (Indianapolis). Revele is an end-to-end eClinicalWorks revenue cycle management firm providing eClinicalWorks training, optimization, reporting, consulting and revenue cycle management services to health systems and physician groups. Revele’s truly integrated eCW billing service includes a patient services call center, monthly performance consulting by a dedicated client success team and a 10 percent increase in cash flow guarantee.
Revenue Enterprises (Aurora, Colo.). Revenue Enterprises is a full-service national collection agency specializing in accounts receivable management solutions for healthcare organizations. The company offers services such as patient financial engagement, early out and bad debt solutions, and other healthcare-related business process outsourcing. Their approach emphasizes compassionate patient interactions, aiming to enhance patient satisfaction while accelerating cash receipts for their clients. Revenue Enterprises is committed to integrating seamlessly with healthcare providers to maintain brand integrity and community trust.
Revenue Synergy (Dallas). Revenue Synergy is a leading provider of revenue cycle management, staffing support, and technological solutions for healthcare providers. With over a decade of experience, their solutions have helped hospitals, healthcare systems, and physician groups streamline their operations and succeed in a challenging healthcare environment. Additionally, they have assisted electronic health record companies in improving their systems and integrating with healthcare providers.
Revigate (Metairie, La.). Revigate is a boutique revenue cycle consulting firm specializing in Epic EHR implementation, Epic EHR optimization, and revenue cycle optimization. The company empowers revenue cycle teams to use technology and human resources in order to increase net revenue and decrease cost-to-collect.
Revology (Iowa City, Iowa). Revology focuses exclusively on revenue cycle management solutions for healthcare providers, combining its “Auxo” technology platform with consulting and operational services. The company works with hospitals and health systems to deliver flexible RCM strategies that strengthen financial performance while building long-term operational partnerships. Revology’s approach blends technology, industry expertise and hands-on support to help organizations navigate increasingly complex reimbursement environments. Its growth has been recognized by the Technology Association of Iowa, which named Revology “Startup Technology Company of the Year.”
RevOps Health (Wellesley, Mass.). RevOps Health is an end-to-end billing platform that blends data from disparate data sources and software in provider practices to cleanse data and provide a digital source of truth as to the current and historical state of the practice. Offered as a software-as-a-service technology solution, applications running on the platform include anomaly detection, automation and advanced analytics tools.
RevSpring (Nashville, Tenn.). RevSpring is a leading provider of healthcare engagement, financial communications and payment solutions. The company leverages data-driven insights and analytics to design and deliver personalized billing, engagement and payment experiences across print, digital, phone and text channels. RevSpring works with healthcare organizations, revenue cycle management companies and financial services providers to improve patient engagement, increase payment rates and simplify the financial journey, helping organizations optimize revenue cycle performance and enhance the consumer experience.
Rhyme (New Albany, Ohio). Rhyme is a healthcare technology company focused on eliminating the friction of prior authorization for providers and payers. Their platform makes existing prior authorizations fully touchless, processing over 4 million prior authorizations annually for 83 of the largest health systems. The company works with payers and providers through proprietary data and “gold carding” tools to eliminate prior authorizations entirely at the point of care.
Risarc Consulting (Burbank, Calif.). Risarc is a healthcare technology and consulting company specializing in AI- and robotic process automation–driven revenue cycle management solutions. Founded in 1990, the company partners with hospitals, health systems and health plans to improve financial performance, reduce administrative waste and strengthen revenue integrity. The company’s automation platform supports the full revenue cycle, ranging from prior authorization and eligibility verification to coding, claim submission, denial management and accounts receivable analysis. The company has helped recover more than $1.5 billion for clients while advancing automation strategies that improve clean-claim rates, accelerate payments and reduce backlogs.
Rivet Health (Salt Lake City). Rivet Health is a healthcare revenue accelerator designed uniquely for healthcare organizations. The company also recently launched its “Revenue Diagnostics” platform, which leverages machine learning to analyze trends and nuances in historical data to produce real-time predictions, enabling strategic decision-making for organizations to confidently manage revenue activities.
Rivia Health (Phoenix). Rivia Health’s intelligent payment engagement platform reduces administrative operational costs and helps healthcare organizations reach financial goals by increasing patient payments. As a complement to existing payment platforms and revenue cycle operations, Rivia Health reduces the amount of outstanding patient responsibility and overall accounts receivable.
S&P Consultants (Tampa, Fla.). S&P Consultants have a 30-year history in health IT, facilitating realistic infrastructures among all parties in health information system implementation. The company’s team members are specialized in human resources, finance, revenue cycle and more.
SBN Healthcare Solution (Sheridan, Wyo.). SBN Healthcare Solution is a medical billing outsourcing company, designed to improve the financial performance of its healthcare company clients. The company aims to reduce time spent on accounts receivables and automate RCM services.
SHOAR Health (Atlanta). SHOAR, a subsidiary of accounting and advisory firm Windham Brannon, enables seamless integration of robotic process automation within healthcare operations. The company helps healthcare providers streamline processes, boost operational efficiency and improve accuracy by adopting robotic process automation solutions, allowing healthcare organizations to focus on delivering better patient care while optimizing their workflows.
SSI Group (Mobile, Ala.). SSI Group provides revenue cycle management solutions and analytics to partnering healthcare providers, payers and ASCs. The company’s product suite covers claims management, access management and performance management with integrated analytics.
Sagility (Atlanta). Sagility focuses on business process management and optimizing the customer experience lifecycle. Sagility’s suite of revenue cycle management services include front-end patient access services, midcycle charge integrity, medical coding and billing services, back-end insurance claims resolution offerings, clinical denial appeals and customer-driven, self-pay, early-out services.
Salucro (Phoenix). Salucro is focused on providing a retail-like payment solution for patients that is secure and compatible with EHR platforms. The company’s online bill pay solutions and provider-facing payment applications offer multiple payment types, including PayPal.
Salud Revenue Partners (West Lafayette, Ind.). Salud Revenue Partners provides revenue cycle services that help mission-driven hospitals and health systems improve financial and operational stability while maintaining a patient-centered approach. Founded to support safety-net health systems and academic medical centers, the company combines analytics, automation and responsible AI use to strengthen revenue integrity, improve coding accuracy and resolve complex accounts receivable. The company now serves more than 85 health system and physician group clients, and employs more than 150 revenue cycle professionals nationwide. Its culture and growth have earned repeated Great Place to Work designation.
Savista (Alpharetta, Ga.). Savista partners with healthcare organizations to problem solve and deliver revenue cycle improvement services that enable their success, support their patients and nurture their communities. The company collaborates with clients to craft patient engagement, HIM, revenue integrity and AR management solutions in order to achieve financial success. Four thousand colleagues strong, Savista’s global organization serves 350 clients in the United States.
SCALE Healthcare (New York City). SCALE Healthcare is a healthcare technology company focused on building intelligent, AI-powered systems that simplify and strengthen healthcare operations via purpose-built products that address some of the most persistent administrative and financial challenges in healthcare, ranging from front-end intake friction to revenue leakage and denial management. The company’s platform is anchored by three core solutions engineered to deliver clarity, efficiency and measurable operational impact at scale.
Sentrii RCM (Painesville, Ohio). Sentrii RCM is doing things differently and maximizing service revenue with a 100% U.S.-based team. The company employs technology that allows for efficiency and the ability to spend the time required on every claim. Sentrii also has extensive anesthesia RCM experience.
Serbin Medical Billing (Fort Myers, Fla.). Serbin Medical Billing is a revenue cycle management company focused on providing coding, billing and accounts receivable management services to ASCs, hospital joint venture centers and anesthesia providers. Founded more than 30 years ago, the company tailors services to each client and aims to provide efficient, compliant and quality-driven revenue cycle assistance.
Sherloq Solutions (Tampa, Fla.). Sherloq Solutions delivers a healthier bottom line to health systems, hospitals and physician groups nationwide. With an emphasis on patient satisfaction and outstanding revenue recovery, their RCM experts provide unmatched results in early-out self-pay, customer service, insurance billing and follow-up, denials and appeals management, and third-party debt collection.
Sierra Health Group (Bloomfield, N.J.). Sierra Health Group provides end-to-end revenue cycle management services designed to strengthen financial performance for hospitals, physician practices and healthcare organizations. Its services span the full billing lifecycle, including patient intake, eligibility verification, coding, claims submission, payer follow-up and denial resolution. The firm takes a client-specific approach, working closely with organizations to design tailored revenue cycle strategies supported by analytics and performance reporting. The company aims to reduce administrative burden and improve collections efficiency.
Signature Performance (Omaha, Neb.). Signature Performance is a healthcare administrative solutions provider. The company aims to curb the rising cost of healthcare administration for payers and providers in the public and private sectors by lowering cost ratios, growing revenue, and realizing optimized cash flow.
SlicedHealth (Woodstock, Ga.). SlicedHealth helps hospitals, health systems and specialty practices strengthen financial performance through AI-driven contract intelligence and revenue cycle analytics. Its platform includes tools for variance analysis, business intelligence, claim estimation, price transparency and its newer “SlicedIQ” solution, giving healthcare leaders greater visibility into payer performance, underpayments and revenue leakage. The company’s unified approach is designed to help organizations protect earned revenue, improve reimbursement accuracy and act on contract performance without adding operational burden. Recent momentum includes a $5 million Series A raise, the launch of the “SlicedIQ” solution and new strategic partnerships that have expanded its reach in the hospital revenue cycle market.
Smart Source Healthcare Communications (West Palm Beach, Fla.). Smart Source is a global communication solutions provider that aims to enhance the patient experience. The company’s solution reaches the entire revenue cycle, from appointment reminders to statements, offering payment estimations and point of sale collections in addition to a digital wayfinding app.
SmarterDx (New York City). SmarterDx develops clinical AI solutions that help hospitals recover millions in new revenue, improve care quality scores and efficiently appeal denials. Founded by physicians, the company addresses revenue cycle inefficiencies with two AI-powered solutions and over 900 proprietary algorithms designed to review 100% of patient charts. SmarterPrebill ensures billing accuracy at discharge, delivering a 5:1 ROI and an average of $2 million in net new annual revenue per 10,000 patient discharges. Launched in late 2024, SmarterDenials streamlines the appeals process by analyzing complete patient records and generating evidence-backed appeal letters within minutes. In 2024, SmarterDx secured $50 million in Series B funding led by Transformation Capital, fueling its rapid expansion to over 30 health systems and 150 sites nationwide.
Softek Solutions (Prairie Village, Kan.). Softek provides consulting services and software solutions to optimize system performance and revenue integrity at hospitals using Oracle. Softek gives users visibility into acute and chronic system issues that could put patients and business at risk and provides expertise to resolve the issues.
Sohar Health (New York City). Sohar Health is an AI-driven eligibility determination and verification of benefits platform designed specifically for behavioral health providers, automating insurance verification to reduce administrative burden, improve accuracy and enhance patient intake. With a 99% accuracy rate and 90% of verifications completed within 30 seconds, Sohar ensures real-time, precise eligibility data, significantly reducing claim denials and payment delays. In partnership with New York City-based Talkiatry, Sohar improved claims accuracy by 25% to 95%, reduced eligibility verification costs by 90%, and delivered an 8x return on investment within a year. Recognized for its AI-powered RCM solutions, Sohar has secured $3.6 million in seed funding and continues to redefine RCM in behavioral health with scalable, efficient digital infrastructure.
Sphere (Chicago). Sphere provides secure payment processing, offering a comprehensive suite of healthcare solutions with a focus on payment security, data protection and risk mitigation. Sphere solutions assist healthcare providers and partners reduce the cost and complexity of payment card industry data security standards compliance, and it provides payment services for many of the largest healthcare systems.
Spike Technologies (San Francisco). Spike Technologies’ voice AI agents automate insurance eligibility checks, prior authorization, care coordination and patient scheduling for physical, occupational and speech-language pathology clinics. By integrating with leading EHRs, the platform acts as a fully autonomous administrative department, removing the administrative burden and allowing clinicians to focus on patient care.
Spok (Plano, Texas). Spok created the “Spok Care Connect” platform to deliver clinical information to care teams and improve patient outcomes. The platform is designed to enhance clinician workflow, support administrative compliance and provide better patient experiences.
State Collection Service (Madison, Wis.). State Collection Service, a Healthcare Financial Management Association peer-reviewed organization, helps providers maximize the cash value of self-pay patient revenue while improving their patients’ financial experience. The company’s decades of experience, certified revenue cycle representatives staff and a commitment to first call resolution deliver superior service and results.
Stedi (New York City). Stedi is building the world’s only application programming interface-first clearinghouse. By offering modern application programming interfaces alongside traditional real-time and batch electronic data interchange processes, the company enables growing healthcare technology businesses and established players to exchange mission-critical transactions ranging from eligibility and prior authorization to claims and remits. With a security-first cloud infrastructure, built-in payer redundancy and dedicated support channels for every customer, the company offers customers the reliability and responsiveness expected from a clearinghouse.
Sully.ai (Mountain View, Calif.). Sully.ai supports hospital operations with a suite of AI agents, including an AI medical coder and AI receptionist that help automate coding and front desk scheduling tasks. By automating more routine aspects of healthcare, the company allows RCM teams to focus their efforts on more complex needs.
Sunknowledge (New York City). SunKnowledge is a trusted healthcare RCM partner with more than 20 years of experience delivering specialized solutions across the revenue cycle, including prior authorization, medical billing, coding, denial management, accounts receivable recovery and virtual assistance services. Supporting more than 30 specialties, the company has deep expertise in durable medical equipment, cardiology, gastroenterology, fertility, ophthalmology, behavioral health, home health and other complex specialties. The company is particularly recognized for its leadership in DME billing, working with some of the largest DME providers in the U.S. SunKnowledge assigns each client dedicated resources and a complimentary account manager to ensure personalized support, faster issue resolution, complete transparency and seamless communication. With experience working for both healthcare providers and payers, the company helps clients improve approval rates, reduce denials, accelerate reimbursements and strengthen financial performance. The company also offers flexible engagement models without long-term binding contracts.
Surgical Information Systems (Alpharetta, Ga.). Since 1996, Surgical Information Systems has served around 3,000 surgical facilities and 10,000 operating rooms across North America. The company provides a web-based ASC clinical documentation system solution, ASC management solution and analytics designed specifically for the outpatient setting.
Sutherland Global (Pittsford, N.Y.). Sutherland Global provides technology-enabled revenue cycle management services through a business-process-as-a-service model that integrates automation, analytics and AI-driven workflows. The company helps healthcare organizations modernize revenue cycle operations, improve financial performance and create more transparent patient financial experiences. Its digital transformation capabilities support end-to-end operational design, execution and optimization across healthcare enterprises. Sutherland was recognized as a “Major Contender” in the Everest Group’s 2024 RCM Operations PEAK Matrix, and continues to expand its AI capabilities through innovations such as its patented “Sentinel AI” platform and a strategic partnership with Google Cloud.
Svast (Brentwood, Tenn.). Svast is a leading provider of revenue cycle management services including credentialing, coding, billing, denial management, accounts receivables management, practice growth and staffing for Independent practices and groups. The company’s mission is to improve the financial performance of providers through personalized service using best in class people, process and technologies.
Symplr (Houston). Symplr offers payer enrollment services with federal and commercial health plans as well as initial credentialing, recredentialing and relocating providers. The company works with payers on the healthcare provider’s behalf to complete the credentialing process, enabling providers to ramp up, cover overhead and mitigate bad debt, thus streamlining revenue cycle management for healthcare companies.
Synergen Health (Dallas). Synergen Health delivers technology-enabled revenue cycle management services that support providers from patient intake through payment collection. The company works with hospitals, physician groups, ambulatory surgery centers and diagnostic laboratories to streamline workflows, improve claim performance and strengthen financial outcomes. Recent initiatives include launching new visibility tools across the revenue cycle and forming partnerships with organizations to enhance ASC financial operations. Synergen has been recognized on the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing companies, and continues to expand its consulting and advisory capabilities.
TJB Consulting (Wilmington, Mass.). TJB Consulting specializes in optimizing medical billing operations, enhancing revenue cycle efficiency, and improving financial outcomes for healthcare providers across New England. The company’s expertise includes comprehensive billing management, detailed financial analytics, and strategic consulting tailored specifically for healthcare organizations.
TailorMed (New York City). TailorMed offers a unique value proposition in healthcare, improving the financial performance of healthcare providers like hospitals, oncology centers and healthcare systems, while reducing economic hardships for patients. The company uses a software-as-a-service model algorithm to create a unique cost profile of each patient.
Tanium (Kirkland, Wash.). Tanium provides enterprisewide security, control and management of endpoints throughout large healthcare organizations and government enterprises. The company works with the security and IT operations teams to examine endpoints across the enterprise, retrieve data on the current and historical state and execute necessary changes.
Tegria (Spokane, Wash.). Created in 2020, Tegria is a healthcare consulting and technology services company focused on innovation in care, technology, revenue and operations. The company provides unique, personalized solutions for revenue cycle transformation, revenue integrity, accounts receivables management, and practice management.
Telcor (Lincoln, Neb.). Telcor empowers laboratories to improve back office processes by streamlining the revenue cycle workflow, thus reducing labor-intensive processes and operating costs. Telcor RCM provides a high level of visibility to business operations, allowing executives the ability to make more informed decisions.
TigerConnect (El Segundo, Calif.). TigerConnect provides healthcare facilities with clinical communication solutions designed to help providers communicate and collaborate more effectively. The technology is also designed to increase productivity, manage revenue cycles and improve patient outcomes.
Titan Health (Tucson, Ariz.). Titan Health was founded in 2002 by two veteran health plan executives who saw how frustrating the reimbursement process was becoming for healthcare providers. The company’s dedicated audit and collection professionals review thousands of claims and collect millions of dollars for clients every year, making a positive difference for hospital partners and the patients they serve. The company supports thousands of hospitals and health systems via scalable RCM solutions.
TransUnion (Chicago). TransUnion Healthcare makes mutual trust possible between patients, providers and payers by helping them navigate payment uncertainty with revenue protection solutions that leverage comprehensive data and accurate insights to engage patients early, ensure earned revenue gets paid and optimize payment strategies.
TriumpHealth (Southlake, Texas). TriumpHealth is a revenue cycle management, predictive revenue analytics, and value-based consulting company who helps medical practices and hospital systems achieve their financial and regulatory compliance goals. Being a full-service company, TriumpHealth is a single vendor and point of responsibility. Customers maintain a resource that can promptly respond to any issues and keep track of their revenue cycle, provider credentialing and regulatory compliance needs.
TriZetto Provider Solutions, a Cognizant Company (Earth City, Mo.). TriZetto Provider Solutions leverages industry-leading solutions to provide comprehensive revenue cycle management services to help organizations with billing, analytics, appeals, clinical integration and digital patient engagement.
TruBridge (Mobile, Ala.). TruBridge provides EHR-agnostic revenue cycle management technology and services tailored to rural and community hospitals, clinics and health systems. The company helps resource-constrained providers reduce denials, recover revenue and strengthen cash flow, supporting the financial stability needed to keep care local. Its work with Three Rivers Health in Basin, Wyo. helped recoup $2.6 million in backlog claims, reduce accounts receivable days from 147 to 57, and improve days cash on hand from 6 to 111. TruBridge is expanding its rural health impact through initiatives such as the Rural Health Collaborative.
TrueRCM (Arlington Heights, Ill.). TrueRCM provides end-to-end solutions including RCM, practice management, technology, compliance, credentialing, auditing and assessments, allowing new or existing organizations to achieve aggressive growth initiatives. TrueRCM curates custom solutions to meet the needs of any organization from single physician, medium-sized practices to large independent physician associations.
TrustCommerce (Chicago, Ill.). TrustCommerce, a RevSpring company, provides integrated healthcare payment and security solutions that help hospitals, health systems and ambulatory providers modernize the revenue cycle and improve patient payment experiences. Its platform supports payments across the full continuum of care, from pre-service estimates and point-of-service collections to post-visit billing, while reducing manual effort and accelerating cash flow. The company’s omnichannel capabilities include online, mobile and self-service payments, along with flexible payment plans and digital wallet support to help providers meet rising patient financial responsibility. TrustCommerce’s “Cloud Payments” solution earned a 2025 MedTech “Breakthrough Award” for healthcare payment innovation and reflects the company’s continued focus on secure, workflow-integrated payment modernization.
Turquoise Health (San Diego). Turquoise Health provides a healthcare data platform focused on price transparency, helping providers, payers and policymakers understand and act on complex healthcare pricing data. Its technology transforms machine-readable pricing files into accessible analytics that support compliance, contract intelligence and more transparent healthcare purchasing decisions. The company has gained national attention for initiatives such as the “PATIENTS Framework,” an open-source effort to standardize healthcare transactions and reduce administrative waste. Turquoise Health has also partnered with organizations including the New York City Department of Health to power price comparison tools that help consumers better understand healthcare costs before receiving care.
USCB America (Los Angeles). Founded in 1915, USCB America is a nationwide leader in innovative business process outsourcing and accounts receivable management solutions to some of the largest private and public healthcare organizations and academic institutions in the nation.
United Collection Bureau (Toledo, Ohio). United Collection Bureau offers customized solutions to healthcare organizations to provide financial stability, acute analytical skills and technical capabilities for a more effective revenue cycle. The company’s solutions include the Extended Business Office, presumptive charity analytics, insurance resolution, bad debt recovery and call center services.
Unified Health Services (Memphis, Tenn.). In 1997, UHS pioneered the concept of end-to-end management of the work comp revenue cycle. Today, the company continues to combine unmatched expertise, technology, and best practices to automate workflow and manage the complexities associated with work comp claims processing. UHS works with physician practices, specialty groups, ASCs, hospitals and health systems across the entire country within all jurisdictions and federal programs too.
Upfront by Health Catalyst (Chicago). Upfront by Health Catalyst is a mission-driven healthcare company delivering tangible outcomes to leading healthcare enterprises, helping them to deliver a 4x increase in patient payments with zero lift from staff. Designed to activate patients at scale, its intelligent engagement platform brings best-in-class consumer science to healthcare revenue operations with personalized payment reminders, frictionless online payments, and pre-authorization and co-pay optimization, all of which leverage robust clinical, sociodemographic and patient-reported data models.
Valer (Huntington Beach, Calif.). Valer provides cloud-based, automated solutions for manual administrative healthcare transactions. The company’s platform automates prior authorization for all payers, then places the information into one workspace. In 2024, the company rebranded from Voluware to Valer, taking on the brand name as its popular solution for streamlining prior authorizations and referral management.
Value-Based RCM (Chicago). Value-Based RCM takes the hassle out of revenue cycle management so providers can focus on patient care. The company partners with hospitals, health systems and specialty physician groups, offering end-to-end RCM solutions. With extensive experience, expertise, a robust tech stack and a global presence, the company delivers results at cost-effective rates. Their creative strategies address the distinctive needs and expectations in the healthcare finance sector, aiming to enhance the healthcare communities they serve. The company manages over $4 billion in client charges annually.
VantageHealth.ai (Nashville, Tenn.). VantageHealth’s platform gives all providers and their patients the opportunity to effectively and efficiently understand patient liabilities, provide options for them to pay, and reduce the administrative burden for all stakeholders. The company’s tailored and curated approach results in receiving more payments faster and an improved patient financial experience while reducing the cost to collect significantly.
Vee Healthtek (Plano, Texas). Vee Healthtek is a leading global business services and consulting company that works as a trusted partner to deliver technology-enabled solutions to organizations around the world. Their strategic solutions enable organizations, ranging from Fortune 500 firms to mid-size companies, to achieve extraordinary outcomes.
Ventra Health (Dallas). Ventra Health is a leading business solutions provider serving facility-based physicians in anesthesia, emergency medicine, hospital medicine and radiology. The company’s dedication to innovation and expertise in revenue cycle management is complemented by white-glove service and transparent, data-driven solutions powered by AI and automation. The company addresses complex revenue and reimbursement challenges, empowering clinicians to devote their attention to providing exceptional care to patients and communities. As one of the nation’s most advanced technology-enabled providers of comprehensive RCM services, Ventra offers clients access to industry-leading technology, powerful data and analytics, provider education, provider enrollment, and payer strategy and contracting services.
Verity IT (Downers Grove, Ill.). Verity IT works with clients to develop customized IT solutions. The company develops end-to-end IT solutions to ensure availability and security of mission-critical data and applications.
VestaCare (Santa Cruz, Calif.). VestaCare helps hospitals and other medical care providers secure patient-responsibility revenue. The company’s systems secure near-term and final patient payments at the time of service, and VestaCare’s single sign-on solution integrates its patient pay portal with hospital EHR portals.
VisiQuate (Santa Rosa, Calif.). VisiQuate provides an enterprise-scale business analytics solution to integrate and simplify complex data as well as provide insights and actionable workflows. The company offers revenue and denial management analytics, patient pay segmentation and analytics, workflow performance analytics , and value care analytics.
Vispa (Sarasota, Fla.). Vispa offers an innovative collections solution meant to simplify the intricacies of healthcare account receivables. The exception-based technology helps reduce account receivables days while increasing collections and revenue margins. The company excels at automated insurance claims follow-up, user activity tracking via cutting-edge technology, and meaningful partnerships. Vispa also recently integrated machine learning into their algorithm, allowing for increasingly accurate predictions about the timing of payer claim payments.
Vyne Corp (Dunwoody, Ga.). Vyne Corp provides end-to-end health information exchange and electronic communication management solutions that help providers, payers and patients reduce friction across documentation and reimbursement workflows. Its Vyne Medical business uses tools to automate capture, indexing and exchange of healthcare data, improving record completeness and downstream revenue cycle efficiency. The company’s scale includes more than 700 hospitals and health systems, with its software processing more than 115 million pages of cloud faxes and saving hospitals more than 64,000 hours through automation tools. Recent momentum includes the launch of “FormUSign,” the acquisition of “Extract Systems,” and 2025 HITRUST certification for both its “Trace” web application and “Refyne” denials management system.
Waveonline (Dalton, Ga.). Waveonline is a healthcare revenue cycle services company providing practice management, coding, billing, collections and risk adjustment services. The company’s healthcare revenue cycle services help hospitals and clinics manage physician revenue.
Waystar (Louisville, Ky.). Waystar delivers mission-critical, cloud-based healthcare payment software that streamlines revenue cycle management for providers, serving approximately 30,000 clients and over 1 million providers. Processing more than 5 billion transactions and $1.2 trillion in gross claims annually, Waystar reduces administrative burdens and enhances financial performance across the care continuum. The company has also launched “Waystar AltitudeAI,” including a generative AI solution designed to appeal denied claims and address the $350 billion lost to administrative inefficiencies each year.
Webdale Healthcare Consulting (Glendale, Ariz.). The experts at Webdale Healthcare Consulting have been partnering with hospitals to maximize their Medicare revenue since 1992. The company offers specialized consulting services to boost reimbursement that include Medicare wage index review, occupational mix survey review, geographic reclassification opportunities, Medicare bad debt recovery and Worksheet S-10 analysis. The company takes a personal approach when working with hospital associations, systems and individual facilities to deliver superior results.
WebPT (Phoenix). WebPT is a practice experience management platform, serving clinicians and enabling hundreds of billions in rehab therapy revenue with its end-to-end solution that integrates RCM, scheduling, documentation and patient engagement to maximize outcomes. In 2024, WebPT advanced AI-driven automation through partnerships, enhancing motion capture technology, AI-assisted documentation, and outcome measurements. The company is an industry thought leader, addressing burnout, staffing challenges and reimbursement trends, while redefining rehab therapy operations through technology and automation.
WhiteSpace Health (Boca Raton, Fla.). WhiteSpace Health is a deep analytics company. The company’s revenue intelligence platform uses AI to detect, predict and resolve RCM issues and effectively manage operations. WhiteSpace brings value to clients by identifying and stemming revenue leakage, preventing and resolving denials and reducing patient no-shows. Together, this lifts revenue.
Wieldy.ai (New York City). Wieldy.ai aims to improve healthcare delivery by providing tools and products that make non-clinical business administration more efficient. The company’s product, “FC Copilot,” is an AI-powered solution that automates insurance posting and insurance accounts receivable management, in turn boosting healthcare practices’ profitability, saving time, reducing workload and improving cash flow.
The Wilshire Group (Sierra Madre, Calif.). The Wilshire Group provides an optimal blend of industry-leading Epic expertise and operational experience to tackle revenue cycle management’s most complex challenges. They specialize in optimizing end-to-end revenue cycle workflows, providing interim leadership, and serving as a bridge between IT and operations.
Windham Brannon (Atlanta). Windham Brannon provides advisory, assurance and tax services. Led by former healthcare executives, the company offers actionable insights and practical solutions to help healthcare organizations thrive amid rising costs, strict regulations and operational challenges. With expertise in revenue cycle management, technology, cybersecurity and automation, the company delivers tailored strategies that drive efficiency, enhance patient care and improve financial performance.
Wisdom (New York City). Wisdom is a dental billing services company that helps practices reduce claim errors, speed up payment posting, and recover more revenue through expert billers and purpose-built technology. The company focuses specifically on the dental RCM space, supporting practices with end-to-end billing operations.
Wolters Kluwer (Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands). Wolters Kluwer provides research products and software solutions for regulatory, legal and business professionals. Healthcare organizations use the company’s MediRegs platform to ensure practical compliance, reimbursement and risk management solutions.
XiFin (San Diego). XiFin is a healthcare IT company that empowers organizations to navigate an evolving and increasingly complex healthcare landscape. The XiFin Empower AI RCM ecosystem and trusted data employ active intelligence and automation to reduce manual touches, coordinate workflows, accelerate customer innovation and improve financial outcomes. The company’s comprehensive set of revenue cycle management solutions allow healthcare organizations to do more good for more patients.
Xsolis (Franklin, Tenn.). Xsolis brings AI-driven intelligence to the mid-revenue cycle through its “Dragonfly” platform, helping providers and payers improve utilization management, reduce denials and strengthen financial predictability. The platform uses real-time predictive analytics to assign an objective medical necessity score and anticipated level of care for every patient, supporting more efficient concurrent authorization, care coordination and financial optimization during the hospital stay. Xsolis now serves more than 600 hospitals and health systems and 17 health plans, with more than $2.37 billion in client savings since inception.
Yosi Health (New York City). Yosi Health creates customizable, cloud-based solutions that modernize care center administration and improve the patient experience. The company is a pre-arrival focused patient intake and registration system that is eliminating wait times, improving patient experience, and increasing financial results for large health systems and busy care centers by engaging patients through the entire care journey.
Zayo (Denver). Zayo provides communication infrastructure services, including fiber and bandwidth connectivity, connection and cloud infrastructure. The company aims to reshape healthcare as hospitals are moving toward digitization of records and experiencing demand for bandwidth and high-performance, private, reliable connectivity and infrastructure.
Zelis Healthcare (Boston). Zelis provides technology solutions that simplify, automate and modernize the healthcare financial journey. The company aims to reduce the friction, lack of transparency, and inflated costs associated with the American healthcare system. Zelis particularly focuses on serving payers, providers and healthcare consumers.
Zoll (Broomfield, Colo.). Zoll is a healthcare software and data solutions provider empowering providers and RCM teams to deliver better patient outcomes, improve operational efficiencies and provide greater revenue capture. The company leverages decades of clinical expertise, customer focus, and a powerful cloud-based platform to tackle healthcare challenges. Zoll employs an RCM optimization solution to automatically find, correct, and verify patient and payer information in order to capture more revenue, reduce administrative burden, and improve the patient’s financial experience.
Zotec Partners (Carmel, Ind.). Zotec Partners is the country’s largest, privately held provider of patient engagement, revenue cycle and practice management solutions for healthcare practices and their patients. Supporting more than 120 million medical encounters annually, Zotec’s progressive technology solutions, data-driven tools and industry-leading client support transforms the financial capabilities for healthcare providers nationwide. The company’s powerful revenue cycle resources enable patients with a more seamless and fulfilling bill care experience, leading to peak revenue optimization for healthcare providers.
Zync (Carrollton, Ga.). Zync has created the first intelligent payer portal gateway built for healthcare. Zync enables health systems with secure control around the hundreds of employees who access payer portals daily and the ability to audit that access to ePHI. In addition, Zync delivers efficiency gains in revenue cycle management by accessing all payer portals in one single application.
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