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Practice launch and onboarding

Open your practice with the revenue cycle already in place

Practice launch support sets up everything that has to exist before the first claim can be paid: identifiers, payer enrollments, clearinghouse and EDI connections, fee schedules, intake workflows and a billing process — sequenced so providers are not seeing patients they cannot yet bill for.

Clinic waiting room with armchairs

Does this sound familiar?

  • Opening date is set but payer enrollment has not started.
  • No one has mapped intake, eligibility and charge workflows.
  • The PM system is purchased but not configured for billing.
Laptop and stethoscope on a clinic deskDoctor checking a patient's blood pressureTeam meeting in a modern office

Scope of work

Exactly what this service covers — and what it doesn't — so responsibilities are clear before you sign anything.

Included

  • Revenue cycle readiness assessment
  • Payer strategy for your location and patient population
  • NPI, CAQH, Medicare, Medicaid and commercial enrollment
  • Clearinghouse, EDI, ERA and EFT setup
  • Workflow mapping: scheduling, intake, eligibility, charge capture
  • Go-live support and transition to ongoing billing

Not included

  • Business formation, licensure or legal advice
  • EHR selection consulting beyond billing requirements
  • Guaranteed enrollment dates

You already did the work. A stuck claim shouldn't stop you from getting paid.

How the work flows

  1. 01

    Assess

    We review what exists, what is missing and the critical path to go-live.

  2. 02

    Plan

    A dated plan sequences enrollment, setup and workflow tasks.

  3. 03

    Build

    Enrollments, connections and workflows are set up and tested.

  4. 04

    Go live

    First claims are watched closely, then handed into ongoing billing.

What we measure

Measured against your own baseline. We don't quote benchmarks or other clients' results.

Readiness items complete
Share of the launch checklist completed, by area.
Enrollment status by payer
Submitted, pending and effective enrollments.

What we need from your practice

  • Target opening date
  • Entity, tax ID and location details
  • Provider roster
  • Patient information is exchanged only through secure access you control — never through forms or email on this website.

Practice launch and onboarding: common questions

How early should we start?

As early as possible — enrollment is usually the longest step. We will give you a realistic sequence for your payer list during the assessment.

Content last reviewed . Payer rules change; this page is general information, not legal or coding advice for a specific claim.

Talk to us about practice launch and onboarding

Tell us where payments are getting stuck. In 20 to 30 minutes we'll show you what we'd check first, and tell you plainly if we can help.

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Find out what's stuck