Pricing built around your revenue outcomes.
No anchored numbers, no "request a quote" runaround. Below: the three structures we offer, what's included in each, and how we typically save mid-market practices 20–40% vs in-house. Your actual quote is modeled to your specialty, volume, and payer mix — in writing, within one business day.
Pick the structure that fits your operation.
Most clients start on percentage-of-collections because incentives align — we earn when you collect. High-volume operations move to FTE or hybrid as budget predictability matters more than upside. We model all three for your specific volume, payer mix, and specialty before you sign a thing.
- End-to-end RCM (eligibility → AR)
- Denial management & appeals included
- Patient billing & statements
- Monthly CFO scorecard
- Senior partner on every account
- Everything in Model 1
- Fixed monthly base for budgeting
- Performance bonus tier above SLA
- Quarterly business reviews with leadership
- Custom payer-mix optimization
- Dedicated team in Manila/Chennai
- Fully staffed across functions
- Volume tier benefits at scale
- Customizable shift coverage
- Direct integration with internal team
A real RCM quote depends on your specialty, monthly volume, payer mix, EHR complexity, and what you actually need scoped. Posting a single rate would either oversell smaller groups or underprice complex hospital books. We quote in writing within one business day — faster and more accurate than a website estimator.
Every quote is specialty-modeled.
Specialty drives complexity, which drives the actual scope of work. Auth-heavy specialties (ABA, behavioral health, sleep medicine) need more touches per claim. High-volume, lower-touch specialties get scale benefits. We size the team, the workflow, and the price to your exact specialty profile.
The recommended model is a starting point — we'll show you the cost-and-recovery math under all three structures so you pick the one that maps to how you run your business. Every quote is locked in writing for the contract term.
When does outsourcing actually save you money?
In-house RCM team
- 1 RCM Director ($110K–$160K + benefits)
- 3–6 billers/coders ($55K–$80K each)
- 1 denials specialist ($65K–$85K)
- 1 credentialing specialist ($55K–$70K)
- Software: $15K–$60K/year
- Training, turnover, PTO coverage: ~25% loaded cost
- Total: $450K–$900K/year for a mid-market group
ASP-RCM outsourced
- Senior partner + dedicated team: included
- Coding, billing, AR, denials, credentialing: included
- Technology platform & reporting: included
- Coverage gaps (vacation, turnover): zero risk
- Onboarding 30–60 days vs 6–12 months hire cycle
- SLA-backed, written into contract
- Total: typically 20–40% less than in-house — modeled to your specifics
Rule of thumb: practices collecting under $25M/year almost always save money outsourcing. Above $50M, the math depends on your in-house tenure and EHR maturity — we'll model it both ways for you in writing, with the actual numbers tied to your operation.
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Your number, in writing. Within one business day.
Send us your specialty, monthly claim volume, EHR/PM system, and current pain points. A senior partner returns a written quote modeled across all three pricing structures — with the cost-and-recovery math attached. No deck, no SDR, no theater. The audit alone is worth the call.