Advance care planning (99497): the visit you're already doing but not billing
Why most facility physicians leave this on the table, what documentation it takes, and what it's worth per visit.
Coming soon →White-glove billing that shows you every claim and every payment the moment it moves — and takes on the work your last biller avoided.
Numbers from a practice we bill today — every figure verified against payer remittances, not estimated.
Half of all paid visits are paid within 21 days of the visit. Claims go out daily, eligibility checked first, denials worked the day they land.
Most billing companies send a monthly PDF and hope you don't read it. We built the opposite.
Every claim, every denial, every payment — in one dashboard that works on your laptop and your phone.
The work practices dread — we take it on as part of billing, not as an upsell.
One person who knows your practice, and a written update every day you have visits.
The differences that actually change your month.
| Typical biller | Scale Health Forward | |
|---|---|---|
| How you see your money | A monthly PDF, weeks after the fact | Live dashboard on laptop or phone, plus a daily written update |
| What the numbers mean | "Billed" charges that look big and mean little | What payers actually paid, verified against remittances |
| When you get an answer | Days, through a ticket queue | Under 2 hours, from a person who knows your practice |
| Denials | Worked at month end, or quietly written off | Worked the day they land, with the reason shown to you |
| Credentialing & prior auths | "Not billing" — extra fee or your problem | Included. Start to finish. |
| Your EHR | Re-key visits into their portal | We pull notes straight from the EHR you already use |
| Fees | Percentage of what they bill, plus setup and software fees | Percentage of what we collect. Nothing else. |
Every morning you have visits, you get a short written update. Every claim in the dashboard tells you exactly who has the ball — us, the payer, or you.
When a claim needs your signature or a note fix, you see it in one place and tap through. When it doesn't, you don't hear about it — that's the point.
You keep charting the way you do today. We connect to your EHR and take it from there.
We pull your visit notes directly — PointClickCare, DrChrono, athenahealth and others. Nothing to type twice.
Claims go out daily with eligibility checked first. Denials get worked the day they land, not at month end.
Payments show in your dashboard the moment the payer moves. Your daily update tells you what, if anything, needs you.
We integrate with the EHR you already use and pull notes straight from it.
Especially practices that round at facilities, where the payer mix is messy and the previous biller left things behind.
Short pieces on the revenue you're probably missing and how billing actually works behind the curtain.
Why most facility physicians leave this on the table, what documentation it takes, and what it's worth per visit.
Coming soon →The difference between a payer saying no and a claim being dead. Most of the time it's a fixable paperwork gap.
Coming soon →Filing windows, timely-filing math, and the honest conversation about the old biller's leftovers.
Coming soon →A simple percentage of what we actually collect for you — verified against payer remittances, not what we bill. No setup fees, no software fees, no lock-in.
Your fee is a percentage of collected revenue, invoiced monthly with the remittance detail to back it up.
Usually within two weeks of the first call. The long pole is payer enrollment for electronic remittances — we start that on day one and bill in parallel.
No. We connect to what you use and pull your notes from it. If a note is missing something a payer needs, we tell you specifically — we don't make you learn billing.
We take over from a clean date, then go through what they left behind and tell you honestly what's still recoverable and what's outside the filing window. You get a written list, not a shrug.
A live dashboard (laptop or phone) with every claim's state and every payment as it lands, plus a short daily written update. Dollars are always shown as what payers paid — never inflated charge amounts.
Credentialing, payer enrollment, prior authorizations, eligibility checks, denial appeals and payer phone calls are part of the service, not add-ons. And a human replies within two hours on business days.
Yes. We sign a BAA with every practice, encrypt patient data at rest and in transit, and log every access and change. You can export your full history at any time.
A 20-minute call. We'll tell you what we see, what we'd change, and what it costs. No pitch deck.
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