Clear communication
Straightforward explanations, useful updates and follow-through that supports decisions.
RCM and revenue operations
ROOT works inside the systems your practice already uses. Every claim, denial and credentialing task gets a named owner, a reason and a next action — and you see the same numbers we do.
Sample workspace illustration: five claims with status, owner, amount and next action, plus a queue of three exceptions being assigned to named people.
Where revenue leaks
Select an operational concern to explore how ROOT traces stalled revenue, credentialing delays, and system change.
Trace claims, denials and accountable owners across clearinghouses and payer work queues.
Validate missing documents, CAQH and PECOS requirements, and payer effective dates.
Plan safer operational change around existing EHR/PM systems without forced replacements.
How it works
Three moves, repeated every week. Nothing about your clinical workflow has to change.
We baseline your open claims, denials, aging A/R and enrollment gaps so you can see exactly where revenue is waiting.
Every exception gets a named owner, a reason and a due date. Nothing sits in an anonymous backlog.
Each week, cash collected is reconciled against open work — on a dashboard you and ROOT both read.
Services
RCM, A/R recovery, credentialing, prior authorization, practice setup, virtual support, reporting and DIRT intelligence.
Specialty revenue operations
Each specialty bills differently. We start from the payer rules, codes-in-context and documentation habits your specialty actually lives with.
Specialty RCM
Longitudinal E/M, preventive visits and chronic-care reporting for mixed adult panels — with documentation that supports the claim, not a clinical protocol.
Specialty RCM
Device, diagnostic and interventional claim edits, plus prior-authorization sequencing against payer policy — not a cath-lab playbook.
Specialty focus
Administrative revenue operations for ID groups: authorization, infusion and OPAT billing pathways, J-code unit hygiene and medical vs pharmacy benefit routing.
Specialty RCM
Surgical globals, implant tracking, imaging coordination and post-op therapy handoffs treated as claim logistics.
Specialty RCM
Program structure, clinician credential matching and therapy coverage rules — administrative, not a clinical model of care.
Specialty RCM
Procedure authorization, laterality/modifier hygiene and coverage policy research before the scheduled intervention.
Specialty RCM
Office procedures, surgical claims and diabetic-foot documentation intensity treated as revenue operations, not wound protocols.
Specialty RCM
Time units, concurrency, anesthesia modifiers and ASC facility/professional splits — administrative billing, not intraoperative care.
Specialty RCM
Documentation-intensive modalities, supply sequencing and authorization order — not a clinical wound pathway.
Specialty RCM
Office procedures, diagnostics and surgical claims with procedure-specific payer policy — administrative, not operative technique.
Shared visibility
Yes. Your team and ROOT work from one shared view of claims, denials, credentialing and cash — so weekly reviews start from facts, not from a report you have to trust.

DIRT intelligence
DIRT is the intelligence built into ROOT’s service. It turns claims, denials and payer activity into a short list of next actions with owners.
Technology ecosystem
ROOT works alongside the EHR/PM platforms, clearinghouses and enrollment portals practices already rely on. Access is confirmed with each practice during scoping.
EHR / practice management
EHR / practice management: AdvancedMD, eClinicalWorks, athenahealth, NextGen Healthcare, Tebra, DrChrono, CareCloud, Practice Fusion, ModMed, Epic, Oracle Health. Mention of a vendor does not imply endorsement, certification, a commercial relationship or a working API connection.
Clearinghouses
Clearinghouses: Waystar, Office Ally, Change Healthcare, TriZetto Provider Solutions. Mention of a vendor does not imply endorsement, certification, a commercial relationship or a working API connection.
Payer and enrollment workflows
Payer and enrollment workflows: Availity, CAQH, PECOS, NPPES. Mention of a vendor does not imply endorsement, certification, a commercial relationship or a working API connection.
Mention of a vendor does not imply endorsement, certification, a commercial relationship or a working API connection.
New York
Public listings of New York health plans, by program type.
Medicaid MCO
Healthfirst
Medicaid MCO
MetroPlusHealth
Medicaid MCO
Fidelis Care
Commercial
EmblemHealth
Medicaid MCO
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Medicare Advantage
UnitedHealthcare
Commercial
Aetna
Commercial
Cigna
Marketplace
Oscar
Medicaid MCO
Molina / Affinity
Commercial
MVP
A listing is not a ROOT contract, network status, or payer partnership.
What clients appreciate
Clear communication, attention to detail and dependable follow-through across revenue-cycle engagements.
Straightforward explanations, useful updates and follow-through that supports decisions.
Careful analysis of denials, outstanding accounts and payer-related obstacles.
Ownership, consistency and practical solutions for busy practice teams.
Plans
Free consultation, fixed-fee diagnostics, ongoing managed RCM and scoped project engagements. Fees and exclusions confirmed in writing.
Free
Business workspace preview and a consultation request. No patient information.
$2,500
Fixed-fee assessment. Additional work is quoted separately. Checkout is not live.
Scoped
Recurring operations with written inclusions, exclusions and owners.
Scoped
The sample workspace uses fictional data; your own data connects only after you authorize it.
Per provider
Enrollment readiness tracking. No live payer connectivity is claimed.
Custom
Qualified opportunity and proposal through a separately approved channel.
Questions
Straight answers about software, ownership, visibility and cost.
Consultation
Tell us where revenue feels stuck. The consultation is free and there is no obligation. Please do not include patient information.