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Compliance & Quality

Revenue Integrity & Value-Based Care

The discipline that keeps charging, coding, and compliance aligned — plus the analytics backbone to thrive as reimbursement shifts from volume to value.

Business outcomes

What this changes for your organization

Revenue Integrity & Value-Based Care · performance standards

measured continuously

net revenue typically recovered from leakage

1–3%

audits: undercharging and compliance risk

2-way

performance managed in both models

VBC + FFS

Performance standards we operate to. Actual results vary by specialty, payer mix, and starting position — your free assessment establishes your own baseline.

Every charge accurate and defensible

Charge-to-documentation reconciliation and chargemaster audits keep revenue complete in one direction and compliant in the other.

Leakage found and sealed

1–3% of net revenue typically recovered — then protected permanently by reconciliation workflows that catch tomorrow's gaps automatically.

VBC readiness, built early

Quality, cost, and risk-accuracy tracking stood up before contracts demand it — so you negotiate value-based terms from data, not hope.

One integrity view across both models

Provider performance, contract tracking, and audit posture on one dashboard — FFS and VBC managed as one revenue reality.

The stakes

The problem, in numbers

The honest diagnosis — what this challenge actually costs healthcare organizations that leave it unmanaged.

1–3%

of net revenue quietly leaks through charge capture gaps

Services performed but never charged, chargemaster drift, reconciliation nobody runs — small per-encounter losses that compound into six figures at practice scale.

Both ways

integrity failures cut in two directions

Undercharging donates revenue; overcharging invites clawbacks. Without systematic two-way audits, most organizations are doing some of each — and can't say how much.

Two worlds

fee-for-service and value-based care must both perform

Reimbursement is shifting contract by contract. Organizations tracking only FFS metrics enter VBC negotiations blind — and accept the terms they should be setting.

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Our solution

Revenue integrity asks a simple question continuously: is every charge accurate, supported, and compliant — no more, no less? It's the function that reconciles the chargemaster with the care delivered, catches leakage and overcharging alike, and keeps the revenue you collect defensible under any audit.

As value-based care reshapes reimbursement, integrity work expands: quality scores, risk adjustment accuracy, and total-cost-of-care metrics now carry real dollars. We build the connective tissue — charge capture audits, revenue reconciliation, VBC contract performance tracking, and provider performance analytics — so your organization performs in both payment worlds at once.

What's included

  • Charge capture and chargemaster integrity audits
  • Charge-to-documentation reconciliation
  • Value-based contract performance tracking
  • Provider performance and cost analytics
  • Risk adjustment accuracy validation
  • Leakage and compliance dual-direction reviews

In the field

How organizations like yours use it

USE CASE 01

A surgical group found $190K in uncharged supplies and services

Twelve months of charge-to-documentation reconciliation surfaced implants, assists, and procedures performed but never billed — recovered where payer rules allowed, prevented thereafter.

USE CASE 02

A two-way audit averted a payback before it happened

The same review that found undercharging also caught a miskeyed chargemaster rate billing above contract. Self-corrected and documented — a footnote instead of a finding.

USE CASE 03

A group entered its first ACO contract with leverage

Eighteen months of cost and quality baselining meant the group knew its numbers better than the payer did — and negotiated shared-savings terms to match.

Scenarios drawn from typical engagement patterns; identifying details anonymized to protect client confidentiality.

Common questions

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