Connect the clinical event. Keep the revenue workflow moving.
Connect EHRs, billing systems, payers and clearinghouses around the transactions your team needs to manage. Eligibility, claims, status and remittance integrations—with exceptions and reconciliation designed in.
Integration engineering for RCM software teams, digital health products and healthcare organizations. Not billing outsourcing.
Designed around your implementationEligibilityClaimsStatusRemittanceReconciliation
The right starting point
Fix the handoffs. Keep ownership with your team.
Product and platform teams
Build revenue workflows into your software
Connect to the systems your customers already use. We scope the transaction contract, identifiers and exception paths so your product can show more than a generic success or failure.
Trading-partner and API capability review
X12 transaction mapping and validation
Application-level exception workflows
Healthcare organizations
Connect existing systems before replacing them
Start with the EHR, billing platform and clearinghouse already in place. Define the missing handoff and the operational response before automating the transaction.
Source-of-truth and reconciliation rules
Rejected transaction routing
Deployment and operational runbooks
Implementation, in context
Every transaction needs a return path.
01
Eligibility & benefits
X12 270 / 271
Connect eligibility requests and responses to registration or billing workflows. Define how coverage details, payer responses and exceptions are presented to the team.
02
Claims submission
X12 837 and acknowledgements
Map source charges and encounter data into the agreed claim format. Validate required fields and preserve submission and acknowledgement context for correction workflows.
03
Claim status
X12 276 / 277
Connect status inquiries and responses to the original transaction. Give the operational team enough context to investigate rather than hiding failures behind a generic status.
04
Remittance & reconciliation
X12 835
Map payments, adjustments and identifiers to the underlying claims. Agree posting rules, tolerances and exception review before enabling automated write-back.
05
Prior authorization
Counterparty-specific support
Confirm the payer’s supported X12 or FHIR interface, access prerequisites and clinical workflow. Do not assume a standard alone guarantees a usable production endpoint.
06
Operational reliability
Across every transaction
Define retries, duplicates, message retention, monitoring and escalation. Agree who owns transport failures, rejected business transactions and upstream data changes.
What you can expect
A defined scope. A tested workflow. A usable handover.
We agree the deliverables and acceptance criteria before implementation. Vendor access and customer approvals remain explicit project dependencies.
01
Map the transaction
Identify counterparties, supported transactions, sample data and acceptance criteria.
Integration specification and access dependencies.02
Build and reconcile
Implement mappings, validation, acknowledgements and exception handling.
End-to-end test scenarios and evidence.03
Release and hand over
Coordinate trading-partner testing and production deployment.
Monitoring, runbooks and named ownership.
Before you commit
Your integration questions, answered.
Can we keep our existing billing system?
That is the starting point for an integration engagement. We assess the interfaces, permitted access and transaction capabilities of your current system before proposing a connection.
Do you provide medical billing or collections services?
This offering is integration engineering—not outsourced billing operations. We define how transactions move between systems and how exceptions reach the responsible team. Your billing team owns the business decisions.
Do you integrate with any clearinghouse or payer?
We assess the chosen counterparty’s supported transactions, connectivity, enrollment requirements and testing process. We do not assume access or identical capabilities across every clearinghouse and payer.
Can you automatically post payments from an 835?
That depends on the receiving system’s supported interface and your posting rules. We scope identifier matching, adjustments, reconciliation and exception review before enabling automated write-back.
What determines the delivery timeline?
Transaction scope, trading-partner access, data quality, customer approvals and testing availability determine timing. We document those dependencies before estimating milestones.
What should we bring to a first call?
Bring the names of your EHR, billing system and clearinghouse, the workflow that is getting stuck, available interface documentation and your intended timeline. Do not submit patient information through this form.
Define the next step
Where does your revenue workflow lose the connection?
Tell us about your product, the systems involved and the outcome you need. We’ll review the scope and dependencies with your team.
The target customer and systems
Available API or interface access
Your workflow and delivery priorities
Please don’t include patient data, credentials or sensitive records.
Thank you. Your enquiry has been received. Our team will review your requirements.
Transactions, access and testing requirements vary by payer and clearinghouse.
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