Physician-owned
A clinical point of view for the revenue cycle

Physician-owned revenue cycle management
Billing, coding, credentialing, and A/R follow-up across specialties and all 50 states, with flexible engagement models that fit your practice.
A clinical point of view for the revenue cycle
Clear review and charge-capture workflow support
Practical handoffs and visible next actions
Begin with the specialty and operating context that matter to your practice
How the work shows up
Make documentation gaps, review points, and charge-capture questions visible before submission.
Review required details and potential claim issues before submission rather than discovering them only after payer response.
Make payer enrollment status, dependencies, and next actions visible as the practice prepares for patient demand.
Use a focused review to identify operational gaps, clarify next questions, and align the work around what matters to the practice.
Where we focus
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Eligibility, authorization, registration, and the front-end details that shape what follows.
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Documentation, coding, charge integrity, and the signals needed to support accurate claims.
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Submission, edits, payer response, payment variance, and the work of keeping momentum.
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Prioritization, appeal, follow-up, aging intelligence, and lessons that travel upstream.
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Regular reporting and review so you always know where revenue stands and what needs attention.
Service pathways
Take one service or the full revenue cycle. Choose the engagement model that fits your practice.
A connected RCM scope that considers eligibility, claims, payment follow-up, and the work between them.
ExploreMedical billing workflow support that considers modifiers, required details, and payer rules.
ExploreDenial review, appeals, and root-cause analysis for patterns that deserve attention.
ExploreA/R follow-up organized around aging claims, underpayments, balances, and payer friction.
ExploreDocumentation and coding review that supports clear charge-capture review and makes gaps visible.
ExploreEligibility, benefits verification, and prior-authorization workflow support before the visit.
ExploreCredentialing and re-credentialing workflow support with status and next actions made visible.
ExploreDocumentation support built around clear review and handoffs.
ExploreClear reporting on claims, denials, and A/R so leaders can make decisions.
ExploreFlexible engagement
Start with just what you need: credentialing, coding, patient statements, A/R follow-up, or denial management.
A specialist assigned to your practice who learns your workflows and works as an extension of your team.
End-to-end revenue cycle management, from eligibility to final payment.
Pay based on claims processed, which scales with your volume.
Specialty pathways
Each specialty has its own workflow, documentation, and payer context to discuss before defining the right revenue-cycle path.
Explore specialty pathwaysNationwide coverage
Explore the map, then tell us your specialty and the revenue-cycle question you want to discuss.
All U.S. states + D.C.
Explore a state on the map
How the work moves
The Provenio approach is designed around a practical rhythm: establish the operating picture, focus the work, create a transition plan, and keep the priorities connected to a shared view of performance.
See the operating modelCreate a shared starting point around workflow, priorities, and performance definitions.
Align scope, ownership, handoffs, and the measures that will matter in the engagement.
Move through a purposeful transition with clear communication and useful operating detail.
Use a disciplined cadence to learn, prioritize, and sustain the next improvements.
Common questions
Begin with a revenue cycle review