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Specialty revenue defense
Precision RCM for High Acuity Adult Medicine.
Internal Medicine (IM) practices operate on the front lines of chronic disease management. Unlike generalist models that treat all E/M encounters the same, WeBill Health recognizes that IM revenue is driven by patient complexity. If your billing partner isn't capturing the full breadth of your clinical decision making, or worse, if they are "playing it safe" by down coding to avoid audits, your practice is suffering from systemic revenue leakage.
Internal Medicine revenue is often lost in the transition between clinical complexity and technical adjudication. We target these three primary failure points:
The technical challenge
Codes 99495 and 99496 offer significant reimbursement, but they require strict adherence to face to face windows and 48-hour postdischarge communication.
The revenue impact
Missing just two TCM opportunities per week can result in over $20,000 in lost revenue annually for a single provider.
The technical challenge
Many billers automatically down code Level 5 encounters (99215/99205) to Level 4 to avoid raising payer red flags.
The revenue impact
A 10 to 15% loss in potential top line revenue across a high acuity patient base.
The technical challenge
Without ICD-10 specificity audits, RAF scores decline, making practices appear under performing on paper.
The revenue impact
Reduced PMPM rates and disqualification from shared savings pools.
We provide the technical infrastructure to support high complexity adult medicine.
Clean claim rate on the claims we submit.
Submission guarantee on every clean claim.
A/R reduction within 90 days.
Questions
The patterns we see most often in Internal Medicine billing are the Transitional Care Management (TCM) Gap, Systemic "Fear Based" Down Coding and HCC & Comorbidity Capture (The RAF Deficit). Each one is broken down in the leakage map on this page, with the technical cause and the revenue impact.
WeBill Health maintains internal payer rule libraries organized by specialty and by carrier, built and updated by experts who work claims in your specialty every day. Every claim receives human pre submission review against them before it goes out. When a payer changes a policy, an expert updates the library and applies it to your claims.
Our Internal Medicine workflow includes tcm/ccm lifecycle management, audit ready high level e/m, technical cdi and forensic denial neutralization. Coding experts who work Internal Medicine claims every day review each claim, and you get a dedicated US based billing manager and weekly velocity reports under the Transparency Protocol.
WeBill Health operates on a revenue share model. Our fee is a share of what we collect for you, so our outcome is tied directly to your collections performance. Your rate is set on the audit call, based on your specialty, payer mix and volume.
Every clean claim is submitted within 48 hours, reimbursement velocity runs 7 to 14 days on your top payers, and our standard is a 40% reduction in A/R within 90 days. You see all of it in a weekly velocity report from your dedicated US based billing manager.
Chronic care management time, evaluation and management level disputes, and modifier 25 on a same day procedure. Send four fields and we run your denial history against the payer rule libraries for your specialty and your carriers, then name each leakage point with the dollar figure attached.
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Our billers and coders work every day in the five EHR, EMR and practice management systems most used in internal medicine. You keep your software, and we take over the billing inside it.
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