Service

Eligibility Verification

Checked 48 to 72 hours ahead, with patient responsibility your front desk can quote.

A third of denials are decided before the patient arrives.

What breaks here

Eligibility failures are the cheapest denials to prevent and among the most expensive to discover late. A terminated plan, a changed payer ID, a secondary policy nobody captured — each one produces a clean-looking claim that comes back six weeks later, sometimes near the edge of the filing window.

They also produce the other kind of damage. A patient who was told their visit was covered, and receives a bill three months later, does not blame the payer.

What we do about it

Scheduled appointments are verified in advance, typically 48 to 72 hours out, and the result comes back in a format your front desk can act on — not a raw payer response. Same-day additions are checked in real time.

Where coverage is active, we return the copay, deductible position, coinsurance and any visit limits, so the front desk can collect accurately at the point of service instead of guessing or skipping it.

Denial detail Sample
CO‑197

Precertification absent

Claim 4417-B · Received day 12 · Appeal filed day 4 of triage window

Origin tagged: scheduling — authorization requirement was never checked at booking
Every denial gets an origin tag. Without one you can appeal it, but you cannot stop it recurring.

Ask any billing company this

“How far ahead do you verify, and what exactly do you hand my front desk?”

“We check eligibility” and “your front desk gets a number they can quote” are very different services.