Solo and small practices
No revenue cycle team, just a biller. Precision catches what a busy day misses.
For practicesWhat led us to build Precision
Every denial starts as a normal Monday.
9:00 a.m. · Monday
A routine visit goes out
A three-provider practice. An office visit and a knee injection on the same day. The biller codes it, sends it, and moves on to the next forty.
Claim #4471 · $212Submitted
- Office visit 99213
- Joint injection 20610
- Modifier on 99213 —
Three weeks later
The denial comes back
The claim comes back denied. One modifier was missing. The $212 the practice already earned is now stuck, and someone has to rework it.
Claim #4471 · $212Denied
- Office visit 99213
- Joint injection 20610
- Modifier on 99213 —
The pattern
It was never just one claim
Missing modifiers, lapsed coverage, invalid codes, missing auths. Small, fixable errors, found weeks too late, on claim after claim.
- Denied Missing modifier
- Denied Expired coverage
- Denied Invalid code
- Denied No prior auth
41% of providers see denial rates above 10%
The question
What if we could catch the problem before the claim went out?
A card payment is checked before it clears. A medical claim can pass existing checks and still come back denied weeks later. We asked: what if those missed risks could be identified before submission?
A card payment
A medical claim
The solution
The difference is when you catch it
A missing modifier was fixable before submission. Instead, it surfaced three weeks later, when the practice had to reopen a $212 claim and spend time reworking it.
We built Precision to flag issues like this while the visit is still on screen, so the team can address them before sending the claim.
Precision check
Claim #4471
$212.00
- CoverageActive
- Codes99213 · 20610
- ModifierNeeds 25
Fixed before submit
