RevIQ handles the revenue-cycle problems that aren't simple.
RevIQ finds revenue opportunities for ABA, behavioral health, home health, hospice, and community care. When you don’t want to work a claim in-house, hand selected claims to our human recovery team—without outsourcing your entire billing operation.
Keep your billing team. Choose the claims you hand off.
A Business Associate Agreement (BAA) is required before sharing protected health information. Agreement and data-access requirements are reviewed during onboarding.
The Revenue Leak Scan is free. If your team later authorizes recovery support for selected work, fees apply only to verified successful recovery—not to the scan.
of actually recovered dollars
$0 recovered means $0 owed.
Review recovery fee detailsSoftware surfaces supported-data signals; people verify context and choose what deserves follow-up.
Bring denial details, aging balances, claim history, and next actions together so difficult items can be reviewed and selectively worked.
Explore complex denial support 02 / VERIFYConnect reported dates, units, service details, and claim activity to help teams spot authorization concerns for source-record verification.
Explore authorization intelligence 03 / UNDERSTANDExamine recurring denials, delays, and payment differences in your own supplied data—without relying on assumed payer rules.
Explore payer intelligenceChoose a specialty report, scan its records, then decide what your team would review first.
Pick one to explore how RevIQ organizes findings.
Inspect a finding, then add it to a route to see your queue and totals update.
Try another report or restart to explore a different path.
EHRs and billing systems hold enormous amounts of revenue-cycle data. Smaller healthcare organizations may not have the capacity to analyze every open item continuously.
RevIQ organizes supported report data into a claim-level view—so the team can verify a finding, understand its context, and choose a next step.
Use supported revenue-cycle reports in the secure platform. Integrations can be added over time.
A Business Associate Agreement (BAA) is required before sharing protected health information. Agreement and data-access requirements are reviewed during onboarding.
Review signals across denials, authorization details, aging A/R, and payer patterns in supplied data.
See the context behind each finding and decide what should be verified first.
Fix it internally—or selectively request RevIQ support after reviewing the terms.
Revenue Opportunities bring a potential issue, its reported context, and a possible next action into the same view. Each finding gives your team a clear starting point for review.
Explore Revenue IntelligenceReview against source authorization
Confirm claim status and history
Compare remittance and source data
RevIQ works alongside the billing operation you already have. Keep your EHR, your billing team, and your billing company if you have one. Add a clearer way to see possible opportunities and coordinate selected work.
Earlier review may give a team more time to investigate. RevIQ can organize data signals related to:
Signals depend on the fields supplied and require validation against source records and current requirements.
See authorization intelligenceSend selected Revenue Opportunities for review instead of outsourcing your entire billing operation. Understand the work and applicable estimated fee before authorizing.
Explore how teams in each specialty can review their own revenue-cycle signals.
Read grounded guidance for reviewing A/R, authorizations, and denial work—without assumptions about payer rules.
Request a Revenue Leak Scan and learn how the platform workflow works.